Output from leading European suppliers is forecast to decline during a period when demand could rise. Even if demand is flat, Europe’s supply/demand gap is still expected to widen in the mid-term. And it is not only the volume of indigenous production that is changing, the region’s seasonal supply flexibility is declining as well. As Europe becomes increasingly dependent on imports to meet its gas demand, and winter flexibility weakens, security of supply during the winter could be at risk.
Declining indigenous supply
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