What’s inside this report?
Our view of the European gas markets' short-term outlook, including our outlook for European gas balances and forecasts for Northwest Europe gas prices to 2020.
Key topics we discuss in this quarter’s report include:
- Changes in European gas hub prices
- How LNG imports into Europe are affecting supply and demand balances
- The latest news on pipeline developments, including Nord Stream 2
Why buy this report?
- Understand how supply and demand balances are changing and how this will impact pricing
- Get our analysis of how major new pipeline routes will impact gas flows
- Stay up to date with the latest news on the European gas market
- Keep track of the pace of gas storage injections and what’s happening with inventory levels.
TThis report includes charts and datasets, including this one, which tracks gas supply levels into the European gas market. Scroll down for a full list of the tables and charts you will receive.
Report summary
Table of contents
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Introduction
- European gas fundamentals
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Gas market balance
- Pipeline flows
Tables and charts
This report includes 7 images and tables including:
- Europe gas supplies (excl. storage)
- Europe monthly storage inventory changes
- Key market data
- Russia gas flows to Europe
- Norway gas flows to Europe
- Algeria gas flows to Europe
- Gas prices
What's included
This report contains:
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