Ed Martin

RT @tmarzecmanser: A first insight as to whether #natgas will be flowing along NordStream1 on the morning of 21-July could come on 20 July,…

Interesting insight into the outlook for Russian pipeline supplies post-Nord Stream maintenance from my colleague!

Aura Sabadus @ASabadus

Analysts said that once NS1 stops for a planned outage, Gazprom would not resume exports and would cut all EU supplies. In this article for @RUSI_org, I argue 🇷🇺 may continue minimal exports. This would do more harm than a full curtailment. Here is why: https://t.co/fwQBQpp2KQ

Meanwhile pipeline #naturalgas flows from Russia to Slovakia (and from there to the rest of Europe) via Ukraine should be about 55mcm today based on @Eustream_TSO data, down 12mcm on Wednesday. Day-ahead nominations are 94mcm/day, wonder if that will change by tomorrow?

Aura Sabadus @ASabadus

A quick update on supply routes for Russian gas. Ukraine’s @GasTSOua forced to declare force majeure at Sokhranivka border point on 10 May after noticing Russia/Russia-affiliated occupants stealing transit gas on 9 May. Transit reduced heavily after fm. /1

RT @ASabadus: A quick update on supply routes for Russian gas. Ukraine’s @GasTSOua forced to declare force majeure at Sokhranivka border po…

The Austrian government has earmarked a total €6.6Bn towards establishing a strategic #naturalgas reserve and ensuring storage is 80% full by the start of winter - wonder what this could mean for liquidity on the country's #gas markets over summer? https://t.co/bXi9oAZcWx

Russian gas supplies to Europe have actually *increased* over the first three months of 2022, making up 23% of supply in March (level pegging with Norway and behind LNG, though obviously this breakdown will vary depending on country - CEE likely to be a much higher proportion!)

Andreas Schroeder @A_Schroeder1985

No #GasEmbargo in sight. #Russia 🇷🇺 #natgas supplies to Europe keep on rising strongly from 17% in January to 23% share in March 2022. #LNG recovers slightly in March, remains first supply source with 30% share as @ICISOfficial latest data shows. #ONGT #Ukraine #gas #sanctions https://t.co/jFWT5z4rg5

How is Russia's invasion of Ukraine and associated fallout such as sanctions and European energy supply concerns affecting global LNG? A free Q&A from ICIS analysts

Tom Marzec-Manser @tmarzecmanser

Free Q&A: The impact of the Russia-Ukraine crisis on global LNG @ICISOfficial #TTF #natgas #LNG https://t.co/AUaY8ciDgI

RT @tmarzecmanser: Free Q&A: The impact of the Russia-Ukraine crisis on global LNG @ICISOfficial #TTF #natgas #LNG https://t.co/AUaY8ciDgI

Interesting to see British dockers refusing to unload Russia-linked LNG cargoes at Grain LNG terminal - wonder if this could spread to other European terminals receiving Russian cargoes?

Russian #natgas flows to Europe via Ukraine could be 42mcm/day today, up significantly on the 27mcm/day level they've been at through most of January, if these within-day nominations published by Slovak grid operator @Eustream_TSO are fulfilled. #naturalgas #gazprom https://t.co/CwKOy2mNnV

I see #Gazprom have booked 17.45mcm/day on the Ukraine->Slovakia route for December at monthly capacity auctions today, up from just 0.25mcm/day booked in monthly auctions for November. Wonder what this will mean for daily capacity bookings in Dec? #naturalgas

Additional 19mcm/day of Ukraine->Slovakia transit at Velke Kapusany booked for tomorrow #gazprom #natgas https://t.co/ZcNfWmLdXY

RT @tmarzecmanser: What happens to #natgas transit via #Ukraine once #NS2 starts vs 2025-onward continually gets conflated, I feel often on…