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Coronavirus: Impact on European gas markets (9 April)
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Report summary
As coronavirus case numbers continue to grow across Europe, many countries are tightening and extending containment measures to limit the spread. Our coverage now includes a country report for Europe's largest gas market, Germany. The reports covering Pan-Europe, Italy, Spain, France, UK, Netherlands and Belgium have all been refreshed and expanded with our latest analysis. Extending the loss of gas demand since lockdowns from pre-coronavirus projections over a three-month period, we estimate 14.4 bcm of lost gas demand in 2020 from Germany, UK, Italy, France, Spain, Netherlands and Belgium. Together, these seven markets account for over 70% of Europe’s total gas demand.
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Our latest weekly update can be found here: Coronavirus: Impact on European gas markets (30 April)
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- Coronavirus: impact on European gas markets
- Coronavirus: impact on Italian gas market
- Coronavirus: impact on Spanish gas market
- Coronavirus: impact on French gas market
- Coronavirus: impact on UK gas market
- Coronavirus: impact on Dutch gas market
- Coronavirus: impact on Belgian gas market
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