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Europe gas and power H1 2014 - Summary
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Report summary
Here we summarise the key influences on Wood Mackenzie’s H1 2014 European gas and power outlook and discuss some of the key changes from our previous forecast.
Table of contents
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Power
- The generosity of renewable incentives to be reined in
- Loss of flexible capacity creating concern
- Weaker carbon and coal prices
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Gas
- Lower gas demand
- Higher pipeline imports via the "Southern Corridor" in the long term
- Lower pipeline imports from North Africa (Libya)
- Changing Europe LNG imports
- Higher Russian pipeline imports
- Price outlook
Tables and charts
This report includes 5 images and tables including:
- Coal prices (delivered ARA CFR)
- ETS (EUA) price forecast
- Europe gas and power H1 2014 - Summary: Image 3
- European gas supply
- Global gas price outlook
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