Europe energy in brief
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Table of contents
- Gdansk FSRU 2: Poland’s big bet on LNG
- Next REPowerEU deadline poses some downside risk to TurkStream flows
- 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
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UK’s Warm Homes Plan downgrades heat pump targets but provides funding clarity
- 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
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Graphs:Graphs:Active Gazprom contracts with EU buyers
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UK Heat Pump sales versus targetsTrans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) expansion scenariosStrike action: potential cumulative production shut-downGazprom Germania's Storage AssetsGate's capacityTotal Ukraine transit flows to EuropeGroningen production
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