The EU's limited exposure to disrupted Qatari LNG, more flexible storage refill goals and lower gas demand will see it avoid a 2022-style crisis.
Europe has so far avoided replicating the panic seen during the energy crisis sparked by the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022 due to a limited exposure to disrupted supplies, more flexible storage refill goals and lower overall natural gas demand, sources say.
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The extent of new demand will depend on geopolitical uncertainty, price competition with Asia and Europe’s renewables goals.
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