Analysts believe that the recent European "gas shortage" situation is expected to be alleviated to a certain extent after the "Nord Stream-2" natural gas pipeline project is fully ventilated. On the 6th October 2021, the Russian government expressed its intention to stabilize the global energy market through exports, and international natural gas prices began to fall. At present, Gazprom has begun to inject gas into the first branch of "Nord Stream-2", and the installation and commissioning of the second branch is in progress. The French Energy Regulatory Commission predicts that natural gas prices in Europe will continue to remain high this autumn and winter, and they are expected to improve in the spring and summer next year and return to normal levels in 2023.