The main purpose of the training is to provide a solid background for understanding the EU energy policy and the Energy Union process, the fundamental questions of the gas supply security in Central and South East Europe and the economics of natural gas ...
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Nord Stream 2: Downgrading Europe’s Security of Supply Where it MattersArticle
Nord Stream 2 is the latest Russian incarnation intended to bypass Ukraine and bring Russian gas directly to Europe’s borders. It would double the existing Nord Stream capacity to 110 bcm/year with two additional strings between Russia and Germany under ...
Renewable Energy Regulation 2016BudapestEvent
One of the major challenges energy companies (the most prominent contributors to local, regional and global environmental degradation) face today is related to develop and operate energy facilities in an environmentally sustainable way. The efforts ...
Short-term effects of the Ukrainian crisis on the security of gas supply in Central-Eastern Europe and HungaryCompetition and regulation 2015Research paper
In this paper the vulnerability and the short term resilience of the European gas market to supply side shocks are modelled. We analyse the effect of regulatory interventions on the wholesale gas price and welfare of the most vulnerable Central and ...
Short-term effects of the Ukrainian crisis on the security of gas supply in Central-Eastern Europe and HungaryEvent
Adrienn Selei and Borbála Takácsné Tóth presented the result of their research at the publishing event of the Competition and Regulation. In this paper the vulnerability and the short term resilience of the European gas market to supply side shocks are ...
Gas infrastructure – Regional priority projects in Central and South Eastern EuropeArticle
There are several EU documents declaring the need for more interconnectivity of the European gas networks, especially in South East Europe. Starting with the TEN-E Regulation, which sets the framework for defining projects of regional interest, to the ...
Turkish Stream’s Implications for EU Gas Infrastructure DevelopmentNew Atlanticist 2015Research paper
Since South Stream’s termination in early December 2014, governments in Central and Southeast Europe (CSEE) have championed a litany of pan-regional pipeline proposals to carry gas from Russia’s planned delivery point in Ipsala, Turkey via the Balkans to ...
Stakeholder seminar for the Towards the European Energy Union conferenceAnalysis
The Danube Region Energy Strategy has organised its 2nd Annual Stakeholder Workshop on the 20th of March 2015 in Brussels. The general overview for the three thematic sessions was given by REKK.
Price regulation and tariffs 2015BudapestEvent
The course provides a thorough introduction to the methodology of price regulation and tariff setting, the underlying economic theories, and also to the practical issues and solutions. The main topics are: Financial analysis, one of the basic inputs of ...
Can Gazprom Really Cut Out Ukrainian Transit Post-South Stream?New Atlanticist 2015Research paper
Despite an unceremonious end to the controversial South Stream mega-pipeline, Russia remains outspoken and determined in its effort to carve Ukraine entirely out of its European natural gas deliveries which accounted for 62 billion cubic meters (bcm) of ...
