Natural Gas in Europe: Supply Disruptions Impact

ISE Students
AKATTIA RENAUD
GBANE Mahama Stephane
KONE SEHENAN
TAH BI ZAOULI
Supervised by Mr GOUHI GAHE

1. INTRODUCTION
2. BACKGROUND
3. STORAGE OF GAS IN EUROPE
4. RUSSIA REDUCED GAS SUPPLIES TO THE EU AND UK MARKETS DURING THE HEATING
SEASON
5. ECONOMIC IMPACT OF A PROLONGED SHUT-OFF
6. US LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS (LNG) HAS THE POTENTIAL TO HELP MATCH EU GAS NEEDS
7. EXPORTATION FROM UNITED STATES
8. CONCLUSION
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The war in Ukraine has created risks for Europe’s energy supply
Europe decided to stop purchases of Russian coal and oil, and
Russian gas pipeline flows to Europe have been falling since the
second half of 2021
Russian pipeline exports to the EU are now down roughly 60 percent
compared to June 2021.
To date, disruptions to gas, oil and coal trade—and concerns over
future supply—have led to large spikes in energy prices

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Goal of the work : sets aside the precise reason for gas supply
disruptions and his potential impacts on gas supply and GDP
We focus on analyzing the impact of a full interruption of Russian
gas supplies to Europe that starts at end-June 2022 and lasts
through the 2022–23 winter.