how much does gas cost this Wednesday January 1, 2025?

how much does gas cost this Wednesday January 1, 2025?
how much does gas cost this Wednesday January 1, 2025?

The EEX quotation of future gas PEGs represents the futures market prices for the purchase or sale of natural gas in , on the Gas Exchange Point (PEG). This quote plays a crucial role for wholesale markets, providing a reference point for various natural gas contracts, whether monthly, quarterly or annual. It allows companies and investors to plan and manage their exposure to fluctuations in energy prices.

Analysis of PEG Prices as of December 31, 2024

PEG prices are a central indicator for energy market participants, influencing decisions about buying and selling in futures markets. Here is a detailed look at prices as of December 31, 2024 for various contract types, along with their recent fluctuations:

M+1 contracts (Monthly)

  • Price as of 12/31/2024: 48.487 €/MWh
  • Evolution over 30 days: Prices fluctuated between a minimum of €39,897/MWh and a maximum of €48,487/MWh.

Q+1 Contracts (Quarterly)

  • Price as of 12/31/2024: 48,005 €/MWh for the 2nd quarter of 2025
  • Evolution over 3 months: Fluctuation recorded between 37,068 €/MWh and 48,005 €/MWh.

Y+1 contracts (Annual)

  • Price as of 12/31/2024: 38,176 €/MWh for the year 2026
  • Evolution over 12 months: Variation comprise entre 26.074 €/MWh et 38.176 €/MWh.

EEX PEG Futurs Gaz quotes

Monthly Futures

  1. January 2025: 47.444 €/MWh
  2. February 2025: 48.867 €/MWh
  3. Mars 2025 : 48.487 €/MWh
  4. Avril 2025 : 48.352 €/MWh
  5. May 2025: 48.152 €/MWh
  6. June 2025: 47.506 €/MWh

Future Quarterly

  1. 2nd quarter 2025: 48.005 €/MWh
  2. 3rd quarter 2025: 47.567 €/MWh
  3. 4th quarter 2025: 44.935 €/MWh
  4. 1st quarter 2026: 42.899 €/MWh
  5. 2nd quarter 2026: 37.113 €/MWh
  6. 4th quarter 2026: 36.24 €/MWh

Future Annuals

  1. Year 2026: 38.176 €/MWh
  2. Year 2027: 30.611 €/MWh
  3. Year 2028: 25.775 €/MWh

Analysis of Price Developments

Gas prices have demonstrated notable volatility, influenced by supply and demand dynamics, as well as macroeconomic and geopolitical factors. In recent years, the war in Ukraine and problems with Russian gas supplies have contributed to these fluctuations. However, a downward trend is observed in recent months, which could be attributed to better supply of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and a stabilization of demand.

Conclusion

For businesses, it is essential to monitor these developments in order to effectively manage the risks associated with the purchase of gas. A thorough understanding of market dynamics enables informed decisions regarding energy contracts, adjusting strategies based on specific energy needs and market trends.

Type of contract Date Prix (€/MWh) Fluctuation
Monthly 31/12/2024 48.487 39.897 – 48.487
Quarterly 12/31/2024 (2nd quarter 2025) 48.005 37.068 – 48.005
Annuals 12/31/2024 (Year 2026) 38.176 26.074 – 38.176
Monthly Futures
Monthly January 2025 47.444
Monthly February 2025 48.867
Monthly Mars 2025 48.487
Monthly Avril 2025 48.352
Monthly May 2025 48.152
Monthly June 2025 47.506
Future Quarterly
Quarterly 2nd quarter 2025 48.005
Quarterly 3rd quarter 2025 47.567
Quarterly 4th quarter 2025 44.935
Quarterly 1st quarter 2026 42.899
Quarterly 2nd quarter 2026 37.113
Quarterly 4th quarter 2026 36.240
Future Annuals
Annual Year 2026 38.176
Annual Year 2027 30.611
Annual Year 2028 25.775
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