-- イタリアのエネルギー大手Eni(E)は金曜日、2026年のガスと石油の価格予測を修正し、世界のエネルギー市場が現在進行中の紛争の長期的な影響を著しく過小評価していると警告した。 同社はブレント原油価格を従来の1バレル70ドルから83ドルに引き上げ、オランダのTTFガス価格予測も1メガワット時あたり36ユーロから50ユーロに引き上げた。 Eniの最高移行・財務責任者であるフランチェスコ・ガッテイ氏は、四半期決算説明会で、今回の危機は単なる停戦にとどまらないと警告した。FactSetが公開した説明会の議事録によると、火災や爆撃による重要インフラや生産施設の破壊は、市場が現在想定しているよりもはるかに長い復旧期間を必要とするだろう。 世界の石油と液化天然ガスの約5分の1を輸送する重要な動脈であるホルムズ海峡の事実上の閉鎖は、すでにブレント原油価格の四半期比24%の急騰を引き起こしている。 こうした価格高騰はEniの上流事業を後押しした一方で、稼働率の低下により精製マージンに圧力がかかっている、と同社は述べた。
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