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Europe’s Gas Traders Watch for Sub-Zero Price in Summer Glut
Some European short-term natural gas prices could briefly dip below zero this summer if sluggish demand doesn’t catch up with a growing supply glut.
5/25/2023
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Swiss trader MET eyes increased LNG presence in European market
Switzerland-based gas and power trader MET Group is looking to further expand its presence in the European LNG market and enhance its role as an intermediary between producers and consumers, founder and CEO Benjamin Lakatos said in an interview.
5/19/2023
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Europe Risks LNG Terminal Glut as Renewable Energy Edges Out Gas
Europe rushed to secure liquefied natural gas in an effort to ease a crippling energy crisis. Now, there’s a chance its plans to build more import terminals for the fuel have gone too far.
5/15/2023
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Germany is not opening up the LNG market consistently enough
Jörg Selbach-Röntgen, CEO of MET Germany, sees optimisation potential in the current situation of importing LNG to Germany. MET Germany, which is active in the industrial customer business, but also supplies municipal utilities, trade and retail customers with natural gas and electricity, is a subsidiary of MET Group, an integrated European energy company headquartered in Baar, Switzerland.
5/12/2023
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EU industry must accept shorter-term gas market – MET Group
European industry will need to adjust to a world of shorter duration natural gas contracts and more volatility, Swiss energy wholesaler Met Group has told Montel in an interview.
5/9/2023
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Europe’s Gas Buying Slows on Expectations of Further Price Crash
Natural gas purchases needed to refill Europe’s storage sites are slower than usual for this time of year despite a recent price drop with some buyers betting on a further slump.
5/8/2023
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The gas crisis that never was
“Switzerland’s energy provision is currently assured.” These were the dry, clear words of the latest assessment by the Federal Office for National Economic Supply. Whilst the terms gas shortage and power shortage were constantly used in public discussion before the winter, now almost everything seems to have been forgotten.
4/20/2023