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In October 2022, European gas prices went negative. While negative price events can be expected periodically, the occurrence was remarkable, as it was preceeded by record highs only months earlier as a result of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Energy demand destruction, businesses and households reducing their gas consumption and unusually warm temperatures played a role, […]

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Jonathan Gifford

09 Nov 2022

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In October 2022, European gas prices went negative. While negative price events can be expected periodically, the occurrence was remarkable, as it was preceeded by record highs only months earlier as a result of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Energy demand destruction, businesses and households reducing their gas consumption and unusually warm temperatures played a role, …

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