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16.11.2023 – ACER-CEER webinar on evolving trends in the European gas market

On 16 November 2023, ACER and CEER are hosting a webinar to discuss the findings of the European gas market trends and price drivers report released on 24 October 2023.

The report provides an insight into recent European gas market developments and the steps taken towards a unified EU gas market. It delves into the causes behind the significant price surge in the summer of 2022 and emphasizes the impact of the Russian supply disruption on the EU gas market’s restructuring.

During the online session, ACER and CEER will:

  • Share the report’s key findings, including current market trends;
  • Engage with market participants about market adjustments;
  • Address questions from stakeholders.

Background:

ACER and CEER annually monitor the EU electricity and gas markets (known as Market Monitoring Reports (MMRs)). This ‘European gas market trends and price drivers’ report is a part of the gas MMR series.

Register here.

24.10.2023 – Market Monitoring Report of EU Gas Market 2023

On 24.10.2023, the annual report on the monitoring of the internal gas market in 2022 and 2023 was published. This ACER-CEER report provides an overview of the latest developments in European gas markets and examines the drivers of the gas price spikes in summer 2022.

What are the key findings and lessons?

The report highlights the lasting impact of the Russian supply shock on the EU energy market and the steps done to overcome the supply dependence. The EU’s integrated gas system has had to adapt in order to overcome the Russian supply shock. However, gas supply overall is still overall tight, exposing EU prices to unexpected developments.

Multiple factors will shape the future resilience of EU gas markets, including:

  • increased reliance on LNG;
  • reducing gas demand;
  • revenue redistribution; and
  • the role of underground storage.

European gas prices will be more exposed to global competition and hence will be more volatile. The reduction in conventional gas demand shall assist the EU’s decarbonisation goals. Yet, it needs to be done smoothly in order to preserve the economic activity and the security of supply that gas offers to the EU’s energy system.

2023 Market Monitoring Report

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