Europe gas and power: what to look for in 2015
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As global oil prices continue to fall, uncertainties about European energy policy persist and serious concerns over security of gas supply remain, 2015 is set to be another year of changing dynamics for European gas and power markets. Here we highlight some of the most important influences that we expect to develop during the year and explore their potential impact on the market.
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- How low could gas prices go this summer?
- Europe's resolve to diversify from Russian gas will be tested
- Further clarity on the role of coal and gas in the European power market could emerge...
- ...although climate-energy policy could be reshaped by the success (or failure...) of UN climate change negotiations in Paris
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