13/01/2026 – A new cold snap approaching the end of January is worrying gas markets: prices have risen 16% in the last three sessions – Read more news

GAS & POWER: Markets are at their highest since early November this morning: the new cold outlook for central and northern Europe approaching the end of the month, the failure of the Flamanville nuclear power plant, the new records observed on emissions prices, and the growing international tensions that have pushed crude oil prices to their two-month highs are the factors driving the strong bullish environment.

According to data reported by Spanish network operator Enagas, liquefied gas imports from the United States substantially doubled in 2025, representing 30% of the country's total gas imports. This dynamic was also clearly observed on the rest of the Union countries equipped with regasification plants, with volumes imported from the United States coming to weigh 57% on overall liquefied gas supplies.