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Europe energy in brief archive - Q3 2018
*Please note that this report only includes an Excel data file if this is indicated in "What's included" below
Report summary
The Europe energy in brief archive (Q3 2018) catalogues our rolling analysis, views and updates on events across Europe's energy sectors. 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 is integrated with our global analysis to provide unrivalled insight and enable us to fully explore implications for market participants.
Table of contents
- Ukraine transit remains key to compensate for Nord Stream maintenances
- RWE capacity booking provides momentum to German LNG terminal
- Is coal-to-gas switching in the European power sector still out of reach?
- France's single gas hub on track for 1 November start
- Poland ramps up LNG importsas end of Russian piped contract looms
- WTO ruling backs EU on Third Energy Package dispute with Russia
- Lire devaluation shuts in Turkish power production
- Gazprom breaks export record... again
- Romania's new offshore law aims to increase revenue, boost energy independence
- Poland signs long-term contracts for US LNG to replace Russian piped gas
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Daily Ukraine transit to Slovakia vs technical capacityEuropean carbon and coal-to-gas switching pricesSwinoujscie LNG terminal monthly utilisationGazprom's exports H1 2018
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