Quotations of future gases on the EEX (European Energy Exchange) platform for the Gas Exchange Point (PEG) play a crucial role in the European natural gas market. These quotes make it possible to anticipate energy-related costs over periods specified in advance, promoting better budgetary management for user companies as well as for investors looking for hedging strategies.
What is the EEX PEG Quote?
The EEX is an exchange that offers derivatives contracts in the energy sector including gas, electricity, as well as CO2 emissions. The PEG is a platform where gas is traded in France, serving as a reference point for natural gas prices in the country.
Futures (futures) contracts listed on the EEX for PEG stipulate gas deliveries on specific dates. These contracts are categorized by month (M+1), quarter (Q+1) or year (Y+1), thus making it possible to protect against instantaneous gas price variations.
PEG price as of December 1, 2024
M+1 contract (January 2025)
- Prix : 48.227 €/MWh
- 30-day evolution: The price fluctuated between €40,296 and €48,227, stabilizing with a 0% change au 02/12/2024.
Contract Q+1 (1st quarter 2025)
- Prix : 48.054 €/MWh
- Evolution over 3 months: Variations between €35,283 and €48,054, with no notable change as of 02/12/2024 (0% change).
Contract Y+1 (Year 2025)
- Prix : 45.65 €/MWh
- Evolution over 12 months: Oscillations between €26,616 and €45.65, showing a 0% change at the beginning of December 2024.
Quotes EEX PEG Futures Gas
Monthly Futures
- January 2025: 48.227 €/MWh
- February 2025: 48.253 €/MWh
- Mars 2025 : 47.702 €/MWh
- Avril 2025 : 46.738 €/MWh
- December 2024: 45.901 €/MWh
Future Quarterly
- 1st quarter 2025: 48.054 €/MWh
- 2nd quarter 2025: 46.192 €/MWh
- 3rd quarter 2025: 45.366 €/MWh
- 4th quarter 2025: 43.047 €/MWh
- 1st quarter 2026: 40.323 €/MWh
- 2nd quarter 2026: 34.665 €/MWh
- 4th quarter 2026: 33.863 €/MWh
Future Annuals
- Year 2025: 45.65 €/MWh
- Year 2026: 35.734 €/MWh
- Year 2027: 28.983 €/MWh
- Year 2028: 25.091 €/MWh
General Observations
Markets for energy commodities, and particularly gas, are influenced by various elements such as geopolitical events (e.g. the conflict in Ukraine), weather conditions, environmental policies, as well as the supply-demand balance. Expectations will influence the future strategies of market players.
In conclusion, for an informed approach, companies should closely monitor price developments and market trends on the EEX to secure energy contracts at the appropriate time. It is advisable to consult energy experts or advisors in order to align on the best strategies that meet their specific needs.
| Contract Type | Period | Prix (€/MWh) | Evolution | Variation | Min-Max (€/MWh) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| M+1 | January 2025 | 48.227 | Fluctuation over 30 days | 0% | 40.296 – 48.227 |
| Q+1 | 1st quarter 2025 | 48.054 | Variation over 3 months | 0% | 35.283 – 48.054 |
| Y+1 | Year 2025 | 45.65 | Oscillation over 12 months | 0% | 26.616 – 45.65 |
| Monthly | February 2025 | 48.253 | |||
| Monthly | Mars 2025 | 47.702 | |||
| Monthly | Avril 2025 | 46.738 | |||
| Monthly | December 2024 | 45.901 | |||
| Quarterly | 2nd quarter 2025 | 46.192 | |||
| Quarterly | 3rd quarter 2025 | 45.366 | |||
| Quarterly | 4th quarter 2025 | 43.047 | |||
| Quarterly | 1st quarter 2026 | 40.323 | |||
| Quarterly | 2nd quarter 2026 | 34.665 | |||
| Quarterly | 4th quarter 2026 | 33.863 | |||
| Annual | Year 2026 | 35.734 | |||
| Annual | Year 2027 | 28.983 | |||
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