European demand boosts African pipeline exports
Cold weather across southern Europe has kept demand for North African pipeline deliveries high during the opening weeks of 2017
31 January 2017
Source: Enagas, Snam Rete Gas, Interfax
North African pipeline deliveries to Europe inched up once again in Week 4, to 974.3 million cubic metres (MMcm), a rise of 1.5% week on week. Cold weather across southern Europe has kept gas demand high during the opening weeks of 2017, with nuclear outages in France adding to the market tightness. The week-on-week increase was largely driven by a surge in deliveries through the Trans-Med pipeline, which stood at 514.4 MMcm, up by 11.1%. Elsewhere there was a significant drop in volumes through the...
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