... economic slowdown might cool fuel demand. Gas Storage Replenishment. Progress in Europe towards achieving the goal of 90% gas storage capacity by the heating season, as well as securing alternative gas supplies (via LNG and other routes) will determine the gas market situation in autumn and winter. Sufficient reserves can help stabilize prices, while setbacks in the schedule or import disruptions may return volatility. OPEC+ Actions and Production. The adherence of OPEC+ countries to their planned oil production increases and decisions at upcoming meetings ...

... dampen fuel demand. Gas Storage Filling. Europe’s progress towards achieving the 90% filling goal for gas storage facilities before the heating season, alongside securing alternative gas supplies (e.g., through LNG), will define the situation in the gas market this fall and winter. Adequate reserves can mitigate prices, whereas delays in schedules or supply disruptions may return volatility. Actions by OPEC+ and Production Levels. The fulfillment of OPEC+ countries' planned oil production increases, as well as potential decisions in upcoming ...

... Possible Measures in Response to Breach of Contracts Strengthening Contract Terms European companies may reconsider the terms of agreements with American suppliers, incorporating stricter penalties for shortfalls. This would reduce the likelihood of gas volumes being redirected to other regions and provide greater protection for European consumers. Establishment of Strategic Reserves Europe could bolster the establishment of strategic LNG reserves to reduce vulnerability to suppliers and avoid crisis situations. This would also stabilize prices during periods of high demand, such as the winter season. Accelerated Development ...

... Finance Institute. Turkmenistan mainly exports its gas to China. While it has shown interest in diversifying its export routes, its relations with Russia remain strained due to competition with Gazprom in the gas market. “Turkmenistan has both the gas reserves and the technical capability to supply gas via Russia and Ukraine through the Central Asia–Center pipeline system. This system was widely used in the 1990s and early 2000s when Gazprom purchased Turkmen gas for resale to Europe, utilizing Ukraine’s ...

... relative stabilization, as market participants assess OPEC+ actions and the risks of secondary sanctions. Russia maintains a strict ban on the export of petroleum products to support its domestic fuel market. Simultaneously, Europe is rapidly accumulating gas reserves ahead of winter, and the global energy sector is witnessing a resurgence in demand for traditional energy resources, such as coal, amid high prices and the need for reliable energy supply. Below are the details of the key news in the commodity ...