Kira Savcenko

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has triggered a shift in European power production sources and forced the governments to rethink their long-term energy policies.

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Algorithmic trading is becoming increasingly common in European natural gas and electricity markets, with traders often blaming the innovation for extreme volatility, as regional prices have been swinging this year on the back of tight supply and accelerating uncertainty.

Cold weather fails to lift grid offtakes above recent years’ levels Germany’s demand at 57.5 GW in Dec so far, down 8% Gas fired generation already at 4.35 TWh, close to all of Dec 2021 A reduction in

European power prices have fallen to pre Ukraine invasion levels for winter contracts, as a combination of ample LNG supply, mild weather and a weak economy weighed on the market, while prices further

Carbon prices under the EU Emissions Trading System have fallen in recent weeks, driven by unseasonably mild and windy weather combined with ample supply, analysis by S&P Global Commodity Insights fou

Further losses across key European natural gas hubs have provided an incentive for quicker coal to gas switching in power production, with the trend likely to prevail in the coming months, an analysis

Fuel switching by European power generators has continued in recent weeks with lower natural gas prices, although the potential for a further decline in coal fired generation is now very limited, anal

Europe will go through winter 2024 without Russian natural gas pipeline supply for the first time. In this new normal prices will be volatile, with the market exposed to LNG supply changes

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