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Europe gas demand long-term outlook H2 2019

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After contracting in 2018, European gas demand rebounded in 2019 and will grow further in 2020, supported by low prices. In the power sector gas will continue to benefit from its increased competitiveness through the 2020s, depressing the contribution of coal generators. However, growth will eventually be reversed as decarbonisation efforts intensify. Europe’s energy transition drives sustained growth in wind and solar power capacity, placing pressure on the market space available to gas and reducing the fuel’s contribution. In the residential and commercial sector fuel switching and efficiency gains will depress gas demand. The largest residential demand reductions come from Northwest Europe where electrification targets are most aggressive. Demand in the industrial sector will be resilient with gas difficult to substitute in many sub-sectors and end-uses.

Table of contents

  • Residential and commercial sectors
  • Industrial sector
  • Other sectors
  • Road transport
  • Domestic navigation LNG bunkers
  • International marine LNG bunkers

Tables and charts

This report includes 5 images and tables including:

  • Residential and commercial gas demand by sub-region
  • Factors affecting change in residential demand in the largest residential gas markets (UK, Germany, Italy, France and the Netherlands and Belgium)
  • Industrial gas demand by sub-region
  • Road transport gas demand
  • Gas demand comparison (EU-28)

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