European LNG prices drop again on milder weather and gas storage levels grow on much lower demand
Friday, 05 May 2023
European Union liquefied natural gas prices dropped again as EU storage builds hit their highest level of the season so far as milder weather swept across the continent and gas demand declined along with pipeline gas flows from Norway, while LNG cargo deliveries toNorth Asia were steady.
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