Gas Pipeline Capital cuts: what does this mean for the market
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Introduction: a techno-economic overview of gas pipelines
- Pipeline Investment Costs
- Pipeline unit costs have fallen by over 30% in the last five years
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The fall in steel prices
- Pipeline construction trends
- What does it mean for the gas market?
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Figure 1: Pipeline unit investment cost breakdown
- Figure 2: Compressor station unit investment breakdown
- Figure 3: Current European pipeline construction costs
- Figure 4: Average pipeline (48") construction cost
- Figure 5: Cost evaluation of major pipeline projects
- Gas Pipeline Capital cuts: what does this mean for the market: Image 6
- Natural gas pipeline unit costs in the US
- Compressor station unit costs
- Gas Pipeline Capital cuts: what does this mean for the market: Image 9
- Table 1: Summary of Typical pipe costs (Real 2016)*
What's included
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