Europe energy prices long-term outlook H1 2019
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Oil Prices
- Non-OPEC supply continues to increase in the short term
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Gas Prices
- LNG oversupply finally materialises
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Coal Prices
- Developing world expansion and carbon emissions limits – two contradictory stressors
- The outlook for coal prices
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Power Prices
- Climate-energy policy drives change in wholesale power markets
- Higher input costs support rising power prices in the early 2020s
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ETS Carbon Prices
- Recent market trends
- Rising emissions costs reshape the power dispatch curve
- Energy policy development and strengthening of the ETS
- 2030 targets confirmed
- The long-term role of EU emissions trading
- Emissions (EUA) prices
- Carbon (EUA) price forecast
Tables and charts
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Oil price forecastGlobal gas price forecastCoal price forecast - delivered (CFR) ARA prices (6,000 kcal/kg NAR)
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Base load power prices by marketClean spark spreadClean dark spread (low efficiency)Carbon (EUA) price and fuel switching cost in powerEuropean GDP Outlook
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