by Dimitrios Koutsoumpos

The rising gas price challenges the economies of Europe. From the very low of under $2 MMBTU, during the pandemic, the precious energy commodity has lately skyrocketed to $20 MMBTU in the European markets. The households and the industry are already paying the price, and expected to pay more, especially with a cold winter. The great beneficiaries of the situation are the gas producing nations and companies. Enwell Energy, and JKX Oil & Gas, are two Ukrainian gas producers that are enormously benefiting, but surprisingly seem to be extremely undervalued. Read More