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International Gas Union chief discusses shifts in global gas markets

Andrea Stegher said long-term investment and demand visibility are needed to support energy security.

International Gas Union President Andrea Stegher spoke at the Florence School of Regulation about global gas market trends, uncertainties and their policy implications.

Author: Робот Source: International Gas Union

Andrea Stegher delivering a talk on global gas markets at the Florence School of Regulation
IGU President Andrea Stegher speaks about global gas markets in Florence. Illustrative photo. Photo: Wikideas1 / Wikimedia Commons, CC0

International Gas Union (IGU) President Andrea Stegher delivered a talk at the Florence School of Regulation on trends in global gas markets, uncertainties and their policy implications.

Geopolitical uncertainty, concerns about security of supply, decarbonisation goals and rapidly changing regulatory frameworks are transforming gas markets, he said. Policymakers, regulators and market participants need a fresh perspective on how these markets function and how regulation is reshaping them.

Stegher said the fundamentals of gas had not changed, but countries had been required to rethink their national energy strategies and policies, particularly those related to energy security.

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Long-term growth requires substantial investment and visibility on demand, he said. The industry had responded quickly to the current supply-chain crisis, but more pragmatic policies were needed to improve gas availability, competitiveness and flexibility.

Stegher said gas could continue to play a central role in meeting present and future needs, while supporting energy security and lowering emissions.

Source: International Gas Union

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