UK Prime Minister Theresa May arrives at the Europa building in Brussels on Thursday for a summit meeting. (PA)
The UK government is playing down the impact of Brexit on the gas and power markets, but European gas companies are concerned a no-deal scenario would pose significant risks in terms of security of supply and business confidence.
Eurogas – the Brussels-based lobby group that represents European gas companies such as Shell, Total and Eni – said in a letter to the EU’s chief negotiator, Michael Barnier, this week that much is at stake for both the gas and power sectors.
Eurogas called for...
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