What is the EEX PEG Futurs Gaz Quote?
The EEX PEG Futurs Gaz quotation represents the price of futures contracts for natural gas in France, determined on the European energy market, the European Energy Exchange (EEX). The PEG, or Point d'Échange de Gaz, is the French gas distribution hub, and future quotes indicate the price at which gas is exchanged for delivery on a specific future date. This allows buyers and sellers of natural gas to set prices, in advance, to protect against market volatility.
Quotes are crucial for natural gas companies seeking to manage risks associated with price fluctuations. They offer the possibility of planning while avoiding unpredictable variations in energy costs.
Analysis of PEG Prices and Evolutions
Monthly Contracts (M+1)
- Price as of 01/01/2025 : 48.487 €/MWh
- Variation compared to 12/31/2024 : 0%
- Monthly fluctuation : Prices oscillated between €39,897/MWh and €48,487/MWh, indicating stability at the end of the period.
Quarterly Contracts (Q+1)
- Price as of 01/01/2025 : 48.005 €/MWh
- Variation compared to 12/31/2024 : 0%
- Quarterly fluctuation : Variations between 37,068 €/MWh and 48,005 €/MWh, observing an increase during the last quarter.
Annual Contracts (Y+1)
- Price as of 01/01/2025 : 38.176 €/MWh
- Variation compared to 12/31/2024 : 0%
- Annual fluctuation : Notable oscillations between €26,074/MWh and €38,176/MWh, reflecting price movements over the past year.
Quotes for Future Gas
Monthly Futures
Monthly future contract prices for early 2025 show that prices are relatively stable but show slight variations from month to month.
- January 2025 : 47.444 €/MWh
- February 2025 : 48.867 €/MWh
- Mars 2025 : 48.487 €/MWh
- Avril 2025 : 48.352 €/MWh
- May 2025 : 48.152 €/MWh
- June 2025 : 47.506 €/MWh
Future Quarterly
Quarterly contracts for 2025 and 2026 reveal a gradual decline in anticipated prices, suggesting market stabilization in the medium term.
- 2nd quarter 2025 : 48.005 €/MWh
- 3rd quarter 2025 : 47.567 €/MWh
- 4th quarter 2025 : 44.935 €/MWh
- 1st quarter 2026 : 42.899 €/MWh
Future Annuals
Prices for the year 2026 and beyond show a significant downward trend, indicating expectations of falling gas costs in the long term.
- Year 2026 : 38.176 €/MWh
- Year 2027 : 30.611 €/MWh
- Year 2028 : 25.775 €/MWh
Conclusion
PEG prices for contracts M+1, Q+1, and Y+1 showed relative stability in late 2024 and early 2025, with notable fluctuations preceding these deadlines. The EEX quotation of future gases, although currently showing rather high prices, anticipates declines in the coming years. This is valuable information for companies seeking to optimize their natural gas purchasing strategy and guard against market uncertainty.
| Contract Type | Date | Prix (€ / MWh) | Variation compared to 12/31/2024 | Fluctuation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly Contracts (M+1) | 01/01/2025 | 48.487 | 0% | 39.897 – 48.487 |
| Quarterly Contracts (Q+1) | 01/01/2025 | 48.005 | 0% | 37.068 – 48.005 |
| Annual Contracts (Y+1) | 01/01/2025 | 38.176 | 0% | 26.074 – 38.176 |
| Monthly Futures | January 2025 | 47.444 | N/A | N/A |
| Monthly Futures | February 2025 | 48.867 | N/A | N/A |
| Monthly Futures | Mars 2025 | 48.487 | N/A | N/A |
| Monthly Futures | Avril 2025 | 48.352 | N/A | N/A |
| Monthly Futures | May 2025 | 48.152 | N/A | N/A |
| Monthly Futures | June 2025 | 47.506 | N/A | N/A |
| Future Quarterly | 2nd quarter 2025 | 48.005 | N/A | N/A |
| Future Quarterly | 3rd quarter 2025 | 47.567 | N/A | N/A |
| Future Quarterly | 4th quarter 2025 | 44.935 | N/A | N/A |
| Future Quarterly | 1st quarter 2026 | 42.899 | N/A | N/A |
| Future Annuals | Year 2026 | 38.176 | N/A | N/A |
| Future Annuals | Year 2027 | 30.611 | N/A | N/A |
| Future Annuals | Year 2028 | 25.775  Jean-Baptiste Giraud is the founder and editorial director of Economie Matin. Jean-Baptiste Giraud began his career as a journalist and reporter at Radio France, then spent nine years BFM as a reporter, morning worker, columnist and interviewer. At the same time, he was also a journalist for TF1, where he produced reports and short programs broadcast in prime-time. In 2004, he founded Economie Matin, which became the first French economic weekly. This reached a circulation of 600,000 copies (OJD) in June 2006. A Spanish economic fund took control of the weekly in 2007. After subsequently creating several companies (Versailles Events, Versailles+, Les Editions Digitales), Jean -Baptiste Giraud participated in the launch of the pure player in 2010/2011 Atlanticof which he remained editor-in-chief for a year. In 2012, requested by an investor to create an economic pure-player, he decided to relaunch EconomieMatin on the Internet with the historical investors of the first round of Economie Matin, paper version. Economic columnist on South Radio from 2016 to 2018, He also presented the “Eco Mag” on RTL from 2016 to 2019, and “Questions when jumping out of bed” still on RTLuntil September 2021. Jean-Baptiste Giraud is also the author of numerous works, including “Last crisis before the Apocalypse”, published by Ring in 2021, but also of “How much does it cost, how much does it pay” (Eyrolles ), “Great minds are always wrong”, “Why do stripes have zebras”, “Why do woods have deer”, “Stupid Stories” (Editions du Moment) or even from the “Guide of the Bécébranchés” (L’Archipel). - |
