... the need to fill storage facilities are maintaining gas demand despite relatively limited pipeline supplies from Russia. Experts note that European companies will have to inject significantly more gas into storage than last year, considering increased consumption last winter and the complete cessation of transit through Ukraine since the beginning of the year. The Gas Exporting Countries Forum and analysts warn that competition for liquefied natural gas (LNG) on the global market may intensify, and ...

... increase in oil prices is attributed to various factors, including steady demand for hydrocarbons and declining stock levels in major storage facilities. At the same time, European gas storage is filling at record rates, indicating upcoming shifts in consumption. Discussions on these issues are becoming particularly pertinent against the backdrop of global trends, such as the development of renewable energy sources and potential restrictions on gasoline exports. Energy Sector News – Friday, August ...

... basic European price index TTF hovers around $400 per thousand cubic meters, approximately matching the same period last year. Summer heat in Western Europe increases demand on energy systems (massive use of air conditioning), partially raising gas consumption at power plants. Simultaneously, sunny weather ensures record solar energy generation, keeping gas demand in check during peak load hours. Stable deliveries of liquefied natural gas (LNG), along with relatively weak industrial demand, maintain ...

... basic European TTF index fluctuates around $400 per thousand cubic meters, roughly corresponding to the same period last year. The summer heat in Western Europe is increasing the load on power grids (massive air conditioning use), partially raising gas consumption at power plants. Simultaneously, sunny weather contributes to a high output of solar energy, which helps moderate demand for gas during peak generation hours. Stable liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies and relatively weak industrial demand ...

... and Growth of 'Green' Generation Unusual weather this summer is setting new records in the electricity sector and confirming the importance of renewable energy sources (RES) . In China , July saw a record load on the energy system: peak electricity consumption reached a historic maximum of about 1.5 TW (1.5 billion kWh). Such high demand is associated with extreme heat and widespread use of air conditioning. However, approximately half of the increase in power generation in China was provided by ...