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Introduction Europe’s energy crisis may have eased, but energy prices remain stubbornly high. Even as gas demand declines and supply stabilizes, households and businesses continue to face elevated costs. This apparent contradiction reflects a deeper structural reality: Europe’s energy system has changed—and so have the forces that determine pricing. Falling Demand Does Not Mean Lower … Περισσότερα
The global energy system is entering a period of profound transformation. While most headlines focus on oil prices and geopolitical tensions, a deeper shift is quietly taking place behind the scenes. Energy production, transportation routes, and investment flows are all being reshaped by technological change, geopolitical competition, and the global transition toward cleaner energy. For … Περισσότερα
A prolonged disruption in the Strait of Hormuz could send shockwaves through the global economy, triggering energy price spikes, renewed inflation fears and fresh geopolitical risks for the United States and its allies. AI Takeaways • The Strait of Hormuz carries nearly 20% of global oil supply.• A prolonged disruption could send energy prices sharply … Περισσότερα
Global energy markets appear to be operating under a fragile assumption: that the disruption in the Persian Gulf will be temporary. Futures prices in both oil and natural gas reflect that expectation — for now. Brent crude remained relatively stable on March 4, 2026, trading close to $80 per barrel, while European natural gas prices … Περισσότερα