What could domestic gas do for EU energy security?
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- The EU's energy security challenge
- The policy picture
- The corporate landscape
- The case for more domestic gas
- Three scenarios for EU domestic gas supply
- Appendix
Tables and charts
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EU gas supply and demand rangesEurope gas balanceEU fiscal attractiveness vs fiscal stability
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Traffic light scorecard for EU member upstream investment climateEU gas resources by country and company portfolio alignmentEU gas production (2026) by country and companyGas and LNG breakeven cost stack delivered to EuropeScope 1&2 emissions from gas supply sources in the Netherlands (2025)EU member states ranked by domestic gas upsideEU country gas demand versus domestic production (2026)EU domestic gas supply low-case scenarioEU domestic gas supply mid-case scenario
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