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Key gas market indicators every procurement manager should track before winter 2026/27

A practical guide for procurement managers on reading the gas market signals that move prices before winter.

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European gas markets remain highly sensitive to changes in storage levels, LNG availability, infrastructure flows, weather patterns and geopolitical developments. For procurement managers, understanding these indicators is becoming increasingly important as market conditions evolve ahead of winter 2026/27. 

While many buyers focus on headline prices, experienced market participants know that the underlying fundamentals often provide the earliest signals of future market movements. 

Join Tobias Federico for a practical webinar exploring the key gas market indicators that procurement professionals should monitor to better understand market conditions, assess risks and support purchasing decisions. 

During the session, Tobias will explain how storage developments, LNG imports, pipeline flows, demand trends and geopolitical events interact to influence European gas prices and market sentiment. 

You will learn: 

  • Which gas market indicators have the greatest influence on European prices  

  • How storage levels and refill progress can affect winter market expectations  

  • Why LNG imports and global competition remain critical for European supply security  

  • How pipeline flows and infrastructure developments shape regional market dynamics  

  • How procurement teams can use fundamental market intelligence to strengthen decision-making  

Whether you are responsible for gas procurement, energy budgeting or market analysis, this webinar will provide a practical framework for understanding the factors driving today's gas market and the signals worth monitoring in the months ahead. 

Speakers

Tobias Federico

Chief Analyst at Montel

Tobias Federico is Chief Analyst at Montel and one of Europe's leading experts on power and gas markets. With more than two decades of experience analysing energy markets, he specialises in power price forecasting, gas market dynamics, hedging strategies, renewable integration, power purchase agreements (PPAs), and energy market design.

Tobias works closely with energy-intensive industries, utilities, traders, investors, and policymakers, helping them navigate market volatility and make informed decisions in an increasingly complex energy landscape. His analysis combines fundamental market modelling with a deep understanding of the regulatory, geopolitical, and commercial factors shaping European energy markets. 

A sought-after speaker and commentator, Tobias regularly provides insights on energy price developments, market risk management, security of supply, and the challenges and opportunities arising from the energy transition.