What does the energy crunch teach us about the energy transition?
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Modelling by Europe’s gas network operators implies Ukraine would send almost 5 Bcm westward in a harsh winter, even if that means leaving one tenth of domestic demand unmet
Rising power demand, slow nuclear restarts and 10 GW of auction-backed gas plants could halt the fall in Japan’s LNG imports, argues Japan NRG.
Investment funds spent six weeks selling hard into a rally that lifted TTF to €80/MWh. The supply risk is real, and ENTSOG’s winter outlook quietly agrees
EU delays methane regulation and urges gas demand restraint, as Germany orders SEFE to fill storages. But humiliating climbdowns cannot protect Europe this winter