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Europe energy in brief

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The Europe energy in brief provides the latest Wood Mackenzie view on key issues across all fuels in the region. Our experienced industry analysts collaborate with colleagues across sectors to develop our objective, proprietary analysis. Our coverage of the region, across fuels, is integrated with our global analysis to provide unrivalled insight and enable us to fully explore implications for market participants.

Table of contents

  • Could Groningen be kept as an emergency gas reserve?
  • Metlen backfilling lost Gazprom volumes through MoU with Shell
  • EU approves Russian gas phase out plan, but risks remain
    • European gas prices surge 30% in a week
    • Türkiye secures more future pipe gas from Azerbaijan
  • Azerbaijan and the EU sign MoU to double Southern Gas Corridor flows
  • Norway government stops strike action and safeguards gas exports
  • UK's government and Centrica in talks for "Rough" resurrection
  • Gazprom announces withdrawal from Gazprom Germania – Implications for storage
  • Uniper expanding its available regas capacity in North-West Europe
  • High Russian flows could be sustained in April
  • Proposed new Groningen production cap lower than expected
  • Europe mandates to fill storage capacities by 90%
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    Graphs:Active Gazprom contracts with EU buyersUK Heat Pump sales versus targets
    Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) expansion scenariosStrike action: potential cumulative production shut-downGazprom Germania's Storage AssetsGate's capacityTotal Ukraine transit flows to EuropeGroningen productionEuropean gas stock levels
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