Groningen: What its demise means for Europe’s gas sector

ICIS - energy podcasts
10/04/2018 6 min
Groningen: What its demise means for Europe’s gas sector

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The Dutch government’s decision to close Europe’s largest gas field, Groningen, by 2030 will have repercussions accross gas markets. Falling domestic production will pressure exports and require huge investment to connect customers to new sources of supply. ICIS experts Alex Thackrah and Patrick Sykes discuss the latest developments and what to expect next.

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