Trading Giant Says Some Of Europe's Natural Gas Demand Is Lost For Good

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Some of the lost European demand for natural gas due to the energy crisis and record-high prices could never return, Vitol Group's chief executive Russel Hardy said at the Energy Intelligence Forum in London on Tuesday

Some of the lost European demand for natural gas due to the energy crisis and record-high prices could never return, Vitol Group’s chief executive Russel Hardy said at the Energy Intelligence Forum in London on Tuesday. “For gas, demand has plummeted in Europe, with double-digit percentage reductions. We expect some of the lost demand to be permanent,” Hardy told the forum. “Gas and power had a terrible year for demand last year And it continues to be very difficult in Europe ...

The EU has also set a target for member states to reduce gas consumption. European demand for natural gas remained near the bottom of the five-year seasonal levels in August, helping inventories end the month at around 93% full, data from the Joint Organizations Data Initiative JODI showed on Monday. Gas demand in the EU was 12% lower in 2022 than the 2019-2021 average, driven by falling industrial and household gas demand, researchers at Brussels-based think tank Bruegel wrote last week.

 

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