Commodity Market Report
United Kingdom energy markets outlook 2013 - gas
Report summary
Due to a mix of policy measures, gas into power will be a growth area in the UK’s energy market. In 2011, while the UK NBP prices averaged below oil indexed long term contracts, gas was uncompetitive in the power sector compared to the cost of coal fired generation. Despite significant interest in shale potential, the UK will be a net gas importer over the forecast with imports around 73 bcm by 2030.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Market structure
- Organisation
- Transmission and distribution
- Supply/retail
- Gas trading
- Privatisation and M&A
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Policy and regulation
- The network code
- The entry capacity regime
- UK storage regulation
- EU & UK LNG regulation
- Prices
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Infrastructure
- The national transmission system (NTS)
- UK-continent interconnector
- Vesterled
- Langeled
- BBL
- Tampen/FLAGS
- Isle of grain LNG
- Dragon LNG
- South Hook LNG
- Teesside GasPort
- Pipelines in Scotland and Ireland
- Other LNG projects
- Existing underground gas storage facilities
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Demand
- Industry
- RCA
- Power generation
- Losses
- Supply
- Supply-demand balances
- Trade
Tables and charts
This report includes 11 images and tables including:
- Gas prices (2001-2012)
- Gas demand (2011)
- Gas production (2000-2030)
- Gas production (2000-2030)
- Supply-demand balance (2000-2030)
- Gas trade balance (2000-2030)
- Gas imports (2000-2030)
- Summary of UK gas import projects
- Current gas storage infrastructure
- Infrastructure map
- Gas demand (2000-2030)
What's included
This report contains:
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