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French LNG Strike Impact on EU Gas Muted by Mild Weather

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Industrial action at France’s four LNG terminals has distorted the European gas market in recent weeks, forcing France to cut piped gas exports to some of its neighbors and thus increasing dependency on storage withdrawals to meet demand. However, major chaos in the European market has been avoided due to mild weather.

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LNG Supply, Regasification, Gas Supply
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