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  • biogas,
  • biomass,
  • capacity markets,
  • climate policy,
  • CO2,
  • coal,
  • combined heat and power,
  • cross-border trade,
  • district heating,
  • EEMM,
  • EGMM,
  • electricity markets,
  • electricity networks,
  • energy efficiency,
  • energy prices,
  • energy storage,
  • EU-28,
  • gas storage,
  • LNG,
  • market coupling,
  • market integration,
  • market monitoring,
  • market research,
  • METÁR,
  • natural gas infrastructure,
  • natural gas markets,
  • nuclear,
  • power plants,
  • price forecasting,
  • price regulation,
  • regulation,
  • renewable energy,
  • retail markets,
  • security of supply,
  • smart technologies,
  • system services,
  • water economics,
  • water utilities
    • Our gas market model can be applied for evaluating infrastructure investment, analysing crisis situations and impact assessment of regulatory changes.

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