So what have we seen so far and what are the risks ahead?
The LNG market has been particularly tight with La Nina bringing prolonged cold weather to Asia, whilst supply disruption has hindered Australian exports. We saw the spot Asian LNG price reach a peak of c.290p/th (3.5x higher than UK) as buyers scrambled to attract cargoes amid fears storage would run dry. As a result LNG supply has been diverted away Europe and towards Asia.
The tight LNG supply market along with cold weather in Europe caused gas prices to rocket in Europe, with the UK February 2021 contract reaching over 83p/th on 12 January, a rise of almost 100% since the start of winter.
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Where is The Dig filmed? Filming locations in Suffolk, Shackleford and Surrey
Updated: 1 Feb 2021, 14:39
THE Dig
reimagines the famous events of the 1939 excavation of Sutton Hoo.
The film, which is based on the 2007 novel of the same name by John Preston, is now available to stream on Netflix.
Where is The Dig filmed?
Suffolk
Filming took place in SuffolkCredit: Getty Images - Getty
According to the East Anglian Daily Times: scenes shot for The Dig in Suffolk took place in the late autumn of 2019 and lasted one week.
One of the most notable locations is Bawdsey Ferry and Screen Suffolk’s Rachel Aldridge shared: “As soon as Simon [Stone, director] saw the Bawdsey Ferry he was absolutely set that was where he had to be.