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Baltic Pipe - the cost of diversification
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Report summary
In late November, Denmark and Poland’s gas network operators - Energinet and Gaz-System - took final investment decision on the 10-bcma Baltic Pipe. The new pipe will tie-in to Europipe II and connect supply from Norway’s Continental Shelf directly to Denmark and Poland. First gas is expected in October 2022. The Baltic Pipe FID announcement comes at a key point in the evolution of the European gas market. So what impact will Baltic Pipe have? Will it unlock additional Norwegian pipe gas exports? How far can Poland diversify from Russia and how will Gazprom respond?
Table of contents
- More exports or more destinations for Norwegian gas?
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An expensive – or necessary – diversification for Poland?
- Optionality is key – for Poland and Norway
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Norway 2017 pipe exports by destination vs. Gassco exit capacity
- Utilisation of Gassco's exit points in continental Europe
- Poland gas supply-demand balance
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