The EU published its LNG and gas storage strategy on 16 February with the main conclusion that the creation of liquid and competitive markets to enable LNG is indispensable to achieving a real Energy Union. The document also stated that while some Member ...
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Modelling based assessment of gas infrastructure development scenariosAnalysis
The aim of the project was to investigate the flow impact on the FGSZ infrastrucutre of certain infrastrucutre projects and their combinations. Task 1. : Nord stream (NS2) expansion Task 2. : Nord Stream expansion + Turkish Stream and TESLA ...
The preconditions for market integration compatible gas transmission tariffs in the CESEC regionAnalysis
Access tariffs to cross-border infrastructure are important features of the natural gas market integration “software”. Distorted access tariffs can lead to the underutilization of both existing and newly built infrastructure. This paper addresses the ...
Modelling assessment of a planned gas interconnector project between Slovenia and HungaryAnalysis
In course of the project more than 50 tariff and infrastructure scenarios were analysed. The main output was: flow on the pipeline, TSO revenues in SI and in HU, social welfare change and social NPV due to the project. The modelling has been carried out ...
Training on EU Energy Policy and Gas Supply Security for the US EmbassyBudapestEvent
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 ...
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 ...
LNG absorption capacity of the EU natural gas market - Phase 2Analysis
REKK, in consultation with the International Energy Agency (IEA) carried out an assessment of the EU natural gas market’s LNG absorption capability for the Research Group of Cheniere Energy Inc. to support related business decisions of the corporation.
A top-down approach to identify the most important natural gas cross-border infrastructure projectsDIW Working Paper 2015Research paper
Well-conceived infrastructure development is the key to a fully integrated gas market as depicted in the Energy Union Package. Physical interconnection is the hardware that enables security of supply, which has become a particularly high priority issue ...
Constraints to increased European LNG deliveriesAnalysis
The project first identified major natural gas infrastructure and regulatory constraints to increased LNG shipments to the EU gas market. Next REKK applied its European Gas Market Model (EGMM) to assess the likely impacts of increased LNG deliveries on ...
The end of the megapipeline era:Post-South Stream implications for Central and South Eastern EuropeArticle
Shortly after the sudden cancellation of South Stream, Gazprom CEO Alexey Miller announced it would be replaced by a pipeline of the same capacity (63 bcm) delivered to Turkey across the Black Sea (13 bcm to the Turkish market replacing the trans-Balkan ...
