Pegged apart: French gas prices, a north-south divide
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Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- Why does PEG Sud trade at a premium?
- Why were prices so high in December 2013?
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- Upgrading North-South physical capacity will ease situation from 2018
- Regulatory measures implemented to manage situation
- Spanish demand volatility and LNG availability continue to provide upside price risk
- Conclusion
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- France gas zones map
- PEG price spread vs Flows
- Spanish power supply and prices
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