Last week, prices rose to $ 58 (about $ 635 per thousand cubic meters) – a maximum in two years. However, then the gas fell to the price.
In Europe, natural gas prices are kept close to the lowest level in three weeks amid mood softening after a difficult start of 2025. TTF hubs in the Netherlands fell to 50.6 euro per megavatt -Hour (about 560 dollars per thousand cubic meters). Bloomberg reported it.
It was noted that last week prices rose to $ 58 (about $ 635 per thousand cubic meters) – a maximum for two years. However, then the gas fell to the price, which allows most of the increase from the beginning of the year.
In recent weeks, there has been an increase in gas prices, as cold weather has led to rapid removal from its gas reserves, causing fears that entrepreneurs will not get enough gas To re -fill them this time. European Union level negotiations with possible storage requirements have helped to soften some of these fears.
Importing liquid natural gas in Europe has also grown recently, which has helped to slow down the removal of stocks.
According to Rystad Energy Analysts, it is expected that the amount of fuel in European underground storage facilities will be reduced to nearly 43 billion cubic meters, which corresponds to a filling level by 39%, and then recovered at nearly 48 billion cubic meters , or 43%, until the end of the heat period by the end of March.
Earlier it was reported that the European Commission was considering the possibility of temporarily limiting gas prices after their record growth.
Source: korrespondent
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