发布时间：2008.6

摘要

Countries covered: Europe

The Eastern European Gas Market Outlook 2008

Country profiles of supply, demand, regulation and infrastructure

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Some key findings from this report

• It is estimated that the Russian Shtokman gas condensate field has a reserves of 134.12tcf. Production is expected to start by 2015 while the export from this field.
• Lithuania’s government has fears for the security of its gas supply following an agreement between Gazprom, E.ON and BASF to build a North European pipeline bypassing the Baltic States.
• Latvian consumers have traditionally enjoyed the lowest gas prices in the EU. Latvijas Gaze retains a virtual monopoly on the import, transmission, and distribution of gas.
• Demand growth in Slovakia has been much weaker than in other Eastern European markets. In the decade to 2005, total demand grew by an average of 2.6% per annum.
• The Hungarian government is considering increasing gas prices by 5 to 10% during 2008 to overcome increased wholesale prices levied by Gazprom.
• Bulgargaz and Italy's Enel have undertaken a study of the feasibility of building a pipeline linking Bulgaria and Italy via Macedonia and Albania.

The Eastern European Gas Market Outlook 2008

Country profiles of supply, demand, regulation and infrastructure

European gas markets continue to experience rapid changes driven both by liberalization and new market entrants. The highly dynamic Eastern European markets offer key opportunities for growth as gas demand continues to increase.

The Eastern European Gas Market Outlook 2008 is a newly updated management report that examines the role gas plays in each of the major Eastern European markets and analyses the differences that exist in terms of gas self sufficiency, and future growth of demand.

This report provides new and updated analysis of 12 Eastern European gas markets, with detailed data on supply and demand balances. Each country profile features supply and demand overviews, an examination of key governmental, legal and political influences on the sector and an analysis of wholesale trading and the pipeline, LNG and storage infrastructure.

Use this report to identify and exploit new profit opportunities created by Eastern European gas market expansion and anticipate future market risks.

This new report will provide you with...

• Profiles of each country’s gas infrastructure including transit and distribution pipelines and their ownership, storage capacities and full colour maps of gas grids.
• An understanding of Eastern European gas regulation, including local legislation, competitive conditions and market reforms.
• Gas supply data in billion cubic metres as well as production, pipeline imports and exports by country and LNG imports.
• Key gas demand data in billion cubic metres divided by consumer into residential, non-residential and power generation.
• An overview of wholesale gas trading market in each country focussing on the market owners and operators, the active players, liquidity and future prospects.
• Gas market trends detailing each country’s gas production and demand by sector.

Additional Information

The management reports provide an in-depth and complete overview of each sector. By examining the topical issues and key market drivers, thes reports will equip you with the analysis and forecasting necessary to make the right

目录及图表

The Eastern European Gas Market Outlook 2008

Chapter 1 Bulgaria

Market summary

Supply and demand balance

Supply overview

Demand overview

Regulatory structure

Infrastructure

Chapter 2 Croatia

Market summary

Supply and demand balance

Supply overview

Demand overview

Regulatory structure

Infrastructure

Chapter 3 Czech Republic

Market summary

Supply and demand balance

Supply overview

Demand overview

Regulatory structure

Infrastructure

Pipelines

Storage

Chapter 4 Estonia

Market summary

Supply and demand balance

Supply overview

Demand overview

Regulatory structure

Infrastructure

Chapter 5 Hungary

Market summary

Supply and demand balance

Supply overview

Demand overview

Regulatory structure

Infrastructure

Pipelines

Storage

Chapter 6 Latvia

Market summary

Supply and Demand Balance

Supply overview

Demand overview

Regulatory structure

Infrastructure

Pipelines

Storage

Chapter 7 Lithuania

Market summary

Supply and demand balance

Supply overview

Demand overview

Regulatory structure

Infrastructure

Chapter 8 Poland

Market summary

Supply and demand balance

Supply overview

Demand overview

Regulatory structure

Infrastructure

Pipelines

LNG

Chapter 9 Romania

Market summary

Supply and demand balance

Supply overview

Demand overview

Regulatory structure

Infrastructure

Chapter 10 Russia

Market summary

Supply and demand balance

Supply overview

Demand overview

Regulatory structure

Infrastructure

Chapter 11 Slovakia

Market summary

Supply and demand balance

Supply overview

Demand overview

Regulatory structure

Infrastructure

Pipelines

Storage

Chapter 12 Slovenia

Market summary

Supply and demand balance

Supply overview

Demand overview

Regulatory structure

Infrastructure

Pipelines

List of Figures

Figure 1.1: Bulgaria, gas production, 1995-2007e

Figure 1.2: Bulgaria, import supply sources, 2007e

Figure 1.3: Bulgaria, sectoral demand, 2007e

Figure 1.4: Bulgaria, historical and forecast demand, 1995-2020

Figure 1.5: Bulgaria, gas grid

Figure 2.6: Croatia, gas production, 1992-2007e

Figure 2.7: Croatia, sectoral demand, 2007e

Figure 2.8: Croatia, historical and forecast demand, 1990-2020

Figure 2.9: Croatia, gas grid

Figure 3.10: Czech Republic gas production, 1990-2007e

Figure 3.11: Czech Republic, import supply sources, 2007e

Figure 3.12: Czech Republic, sectoral demand, 2007e

Figure 3.13: Czech Republic, historical and forecast demand, 1990-2020

Figure 3.14: Czech Republic, gas grid

Figure 4.15: Estonia, sectoral demand, 2007e

Figure 4.16: Estonia, historical and forecast demand, 1995-2020

Figure 4.17: Estonia, gas grid

Figure 5.18: Hungary gas production, 1990-2007e

Figure 5.19: Hungary gas import supply sources, 2007e

Figure 5.20: Hungary, sectoral demand, 2007e

Figure 5.21: Hungary, historical and forecast demand, 1990-2020

Figure 5.22: Hungary, gas network

Figure 6.23: Latvia, sectoral demand, 2007e

Figure 6.24: Latvia, , historical and forecast demand, 1990-2020

Figure 7.25: Lithuania, sectoral demand, 2007e

Figure 7.26: Lithuania, historical and forecast demand, 1996-2020

Figure 8.27: Poland, gas production, 1990-2007e

Figure 8.28: Poland, import supply sources, 2007e

Figure 8.29: Poland, sectoral demand, 2007e

Figure 8.30: Poland, historical and forecast demand, 1990-2020

Figure 8.31: Poland, gas grid

Figure 9.32: Romania gas production, 1990-2007e

Figure 9.33: Romania gas import supply sources, 2007e

Figure 9.34: Romania, sectoral demand, 2007e

Figure 9.35: Romania, Historical and forecast demand, 1990-2020

Figure 9.36: Romania, gas grid

Figure 10.37: Russia, gas production, 1990-2007e

Figure 10.38: Russia, gas exports, 2007e

Figure 10.39: Russia, historical and forecast demand, 1990-2020

Figure 10.40: Russia, gas network

Figure 11.41: Slovakia, gas production, 1990-2007e

Figure 11.42: Slovakia, sectoral demand, 2007e

Figure 11.43: Slovakia, historical and forecast demand, 1990-2020

Figure 11.44: Slovakia, gas grid

Figure 12.45: Slovenia, gas production, 2000-2007e

Figure 12.46: Slovenia, import supply sources, 2007e

Figure 12.47: Slovenia, sectoral demand, 2007e

Figure 12.48: Slovenia, historical and forecast demand, 1990-2020

Figure 12.49: Slovenia, gas grid

List of Tables

Table 1.1: Bulgaria gas supply and demand balance, 2006-07e* (bcm)

Table 2.2: Croatia gas supply and demand balance, 2006-07e (bcm)

Table 2.3: Croatia, main transmission pipelines

Table 3.4: Czech Republic gas supply and demand balance, 2006-07e (bcm)

Table 3.5: Czech Republic, storage sites

Table 4.6: Estonia gas supply and demand balance, 2006-07e* (bcm)

Table 5.7: Hungary gas supply and demand balance, 2006-07e (bcm)

Table 5.8: Hungary, storage sites

Table 6.9: Latvia gas supply and demand balance, 2006-07e* (bcm)

Table 7.10: Lithuania, supply and demand balance, 2006-07e (bcm)

Table 8.11: Poland gas supply and demand balance, 2006-07e (bcm)

Table 9.12: Romania gas supply and demand balance, 2006-07e (bcm)

Table 10.13: Russia gas supply and demand balance, 2006-07e (bcm)

Table 11.14: Slovakia gas supply and demand balance, 2006-07e* (bcm)

Table 11.15: Slovakia, storage sites

Table 12.16: Slovenia gas supply and demand balance, 2006-07e* (bcm)