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The Dutch Title Transfer Facility (TTF) is Europe's main benchmark for natural gas prices. In addition, intraday European gas prices even went negative at the start of the week — meaning that holders of natural gas paid buyers to take the cargo off their hands. Nikoline Bromander, analyst at consultancy Rystad Energy, said high output from wind power and political agreement within the EU on cooperative measures to reduce gas prices and consumption have contributed to lowering gas prices. Before Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the EU was obtaining about 40% of all its natural gas from Moscow. Several experts have warned that Europe's high storage levels were to a large extent achieved with Russian gas.
LONDON, Oct 26 (Reuters) - European benchmark gas prices have been steadily declining over the past few months to near their levels before war broke out in Ukraine. WHY HAVE GAS PRICES BEEN FALLING RECENTLY? The European Union as a whole also met a target for refilling gas storage sites to 80% by Nov. 1 ahead of time. Liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply and Norwegian pipeline supply have been strong. Added to that, wind power output has been quite high, which reduces demand for gas from power plants.
Is Another Gas Glut on the Horizon?
  + stars: | 2022-10-24 | by ( Rochelle Toplensky | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: 1 min
Commitments to build more liquefied-natural-gas infrastructure have been stacking up after years of little investment. Don’t be fooled by tight markets and high prices for liquefied natural gas. The spot price for natural gas delivered to Europe has retrenched from summer highs but remains around €100 a megawatt-hour, equivalent to $97. Prices were hovering near €20 only 18 months ago following a yearslong glut. The recent mood has been enough to prompt a wave of commitments to build LNG liquefaction facilities.
Is Another Gas Glut on The Horizon?
  + stars: | 2022-10-24 | by ( Rochelle Toplensky | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: 1 min
Commitments to build more liquefied natural gas infrastructure have been stacking up after years of little investment. Don’t be fooled by tight markets and high prices for liquefied natural gas. The spot price for natural gas delivered to Europe has retrenched from summer highs but remains around €100 a megawatt-hour, equivalent to $97. Prices were hovering near €20 only 18 months ago following a yearslong glut. The recent mood has been enough to prompt a wave of commitments to build LNG liquefaction facilities.
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