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Our gas market model can be applied for evaluating infrastructure investment, analysing crisis situations and impact assessment of regulatory changes.

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A top-down approach to identify the most important natural gas cross-border infrastructure projectsDIW Working Paper 2015 - working papersPublished: 17 of June, 2015

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 ...

Issue paper on the contribution of renewables and energy efficiency to gas securityTowards 2030 Dialogue project - working papersPublished: 1 of November, 2014

This fact-finding paper seeks to identify recent trends in natural gas use and import dependencies in twelve rather vulnerable EU Member States and to analyse the potential to reduce insecurity of external gas supplies of these countries in the short and ...

The EU’s 2030 climate and energy framework and energy securityClimate Strategies 2014 - scholarly articlesPublished: 1 of September, 2014

Climate Strategies has published The EU’s 2030 Climate and Energy Framework and Energy Security study, which contains chapters written by REKK's researchers. The focus of the study assesses the effect of EU's climate policy on the gas security of supply ...

Regional gas market modelling applied to analyse the effect of Polish gas infrastructure investment projects on regional tradeEDI Quarterly 2013 Q4 - scholarly articlesPublished: 1 of January, 2013

The aim of this study is to estimate the impacts of planned Polish gas infrastructure investments on regional gas trade and wholesale gas market prices. We also examine whether the price convergence could lead to the growth of market integration, and ...

Natural Gas Market Integration in the Danube Region: The Role of Infrastructure DevelopmentCompetition and Regulation 2015 - books, chaptersPublished: 1 of January, 2012

The paper introduces the Danube Region Gas Market Model, a network and contract constrained multi-country competitive equilibrium model and applies it to estimate the impacts of new gas infrastructure investments on market integration, social welfare and ...