Spanish gas supply 2020 – more flexing for changing portfolios
*Please note that this report only includes an Excel data file if this is indicated in "What's included" below
Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- Spain’s critical role in balancing the global LNG market
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Spanish import capacity outweighs its need for gas
- Is any existing import infrastructure at risk?
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Buyers optimise gas contracts to take most competitive supply
- Have Algerian pipeline flows reached a floor?
- Sonatrach’s piped export strategy will need to evolve
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Growing LNG availability and pipeline access to NWE has offered low cost options
- The French zone merger has helped attract competitive spot priced gas into Spain
- Contracted LNG to Spanish utilities will increase further into 2020
- Conclusion: Can Spain continue to offer so much flexibility to the market as the oversupply intensifies?
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Spain gas balance year-on-year (Jan-Nov)
- Gas and LNG Infrastructure
- Historical piped gas imports (Algeria-Spain)
- Algeria pipeline contracts to Spain (ACQ)
- Naturgy’s pipeline contracts from Algeria
- Pricing differential and Algeria to Spain flows
- Pricing differential and France to Spain flows
- Historical piped gas imports (France-Spain)
- Historical LNG deliveries
- LNG contracts to Spain (ACQ)
- Spot gas and LNG availability to Spain
What's included
This report contains:
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