European Natural Gas Prices Rise 1.2% on Storage Concerns
The Dutch TTF benchmark is up 1.2% to 88.60 euros a megawatt-hour, bringing monthly gains to more than 11%.
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The Dutch TTF benchmark is up 1.2% to 88.60 euros a megawatt-hour, bringing monthly gains to more than 11%.
European natural gas prices rose further above €88 per megawatt-hour on Monday, the highest since December 2022, as limited Gulf LNG supplies continue to hamper the EU’s efforts to replenish depleted gas storage ahead of winter. Europe’s gas storage levels have risen steadily in recent weeks, reaching 74.31% of capacit
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