Commodity market report
Global gas markets long-term outlook - Southern Corridor - H1 2015
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Report summary
The cancellation of South Stream makes Europe’s need for additional gas compelling. Azerbaijan, Kurdistan and Iran are positioned to be future suppliers of gas into Europe through Turkey, a route known as the Southern Corridor. Construction of the criticalTrans-Anatolian Pipeline (TANAP)began in 2015 which will enable 10 bcm to reach Europe. However, Southern Corridor supply will face competition from Gazprom's Turkish Stream pipeline.
What's included
This report contains
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Supply
- Azerbaijan’s gas production set to grow steadily, underpinned by the Shah Deniz Phase II development
- Kurdistan’s Miran West and Bina Bawi in line for exports
- Iranian gas production potential significant if sanctions are lifted
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Demand
- Iran’s growing domestic demand limits exports
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Infrastructure
- Pipe Export
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Supply-demand balances
- Azerbaijan
- Kurdistan
- Iran
- Contracts
- Costs
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Trade
- Strategy
- Recent Trends
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Outlook
- Medium term
- Long term
- Risks and uncertainties
Tables and charts
This report includes 17 images and tables including:
Images
- Map - key domestic and export infrastructure
- Indigenous production potential*
- Domestic demand by country
- Domestic demand by sector
- Export capacity
- Contracted exports vs export potential
- Delivery costs
- Available export volumes vs available export capacity
- Available export volumes vs available export capacity
- Available export volumes vs available export capacity
- Turkish gas imports
- Export outlook v export potential
- Export supply mix
Tables
- Existing contracts
- Future contracts
- Existing Pipelines
- Planned Pipelines
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