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In this study we carried out econometric modelling in order to identify the key drivers of electricity and gas demand in Hungary with special reference to the link between demand and GDP growth. Given the export driven nature of the present economic ...

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There have been a lot of changes in legislation in the past gas year which have had and will have a profound effect on the workings of the natural gas market. This article gives a brief, factual overview of regulation changes affecting the 2010/2011 gas ...

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Hungary’s gas supply security greatly depends on the long run import agreement with Russia bound to expire in the middle of the decade. The preparatory negotiations for the next agreement will probably start within the next two years. Taking the two ...

Commissioned by the Ministry of National Development, REKK has completed an economic impact assessment for Hungary’s National Energy Strategy. The impact assessment reveals the economic aspects of the government’s policies which aim to ensure a secure ...

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