Jordan energy markets long-term outlook 2015
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Report summary
Jordan is a relatively small and resource-poor economy with very limited indigenous oil and gas production. Energy imports amount to 97% of total demand. Over the past five years, unreliable piped gas imports from Egypt have challenged electricity demand growth and highlighted the need to diversify the country's fuel mix in the power sector.
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This report includes 10 images and tables including:
- Key facts (2005-2035)
- Economic indicators
- Gas infrastructure
- Oil supply - demand balance
- Industrial fuel mix (2005-2035)
- Transport fuel mix (2005-2035)
- RCA fuel mix (2005-2035)
- Fuel input to power generation (2000-2035)
- Risha gas field production (2005-2035)
- Gas supply - demand balance
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