“In terms of prices, we see a swing swing, when high prices for LNG in Asia attract raw materials, after which the prices for pipeline gas in Europe rise, due to which the total supply of liquefied gas to Europe has decreased,” he said in an interview with FBA “Economics Today” ...
According to him, the excitement in the EU gas market, which has been going on since August, is of a psychological nature.
As Perov noted, no one knows what the coming winter will be like, and it is possible that the temperature in the winter months will be even lower.
“If the Europeans do not pump the required volumes into UGS facilities, they will face a gas shortage,” the expert added.
Earlier, Pavel Zavalny, Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Energy, spoke in an interview with Inforeactor about the factors affecting gasoline prices.