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Russia's domestic gas sales - towards a market price
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Report summary
The establishment of a market price for domestic sales of gas in Russia is a key priority for the government. The aim is simple: give all producers the incentive to make a commercial return on their investment; ensure all buyers pay a fair price for the gas they consume. In short, let the market set the price point where supply meets demand. We think the growth in natural gas trading on the St. Petersburg International Mercantile Exchange (SPIMEX) since October, 2014 heralds a new era for setting a market-based price for gas in Russia. We expect 35 bcm to be traded annually on this exchange by the end of 2017, representing 10% of the domestic market.
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- An introduction to Russian domestic gas prices
- Gas price growth
- The rise of the Independents
- From the field to the burner tip
- Export options
- Towards a domestic market price
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Supply/demand balanceRegulated industrial gas price, July 2015 (RUB/mcm)Regulated gas transport tariff and sales price, forecast Moscow market price
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Company sales volumesCompany sales pricesSPIMEX hub-based trading modelSPIMEX volumesDelivered price in Perm for gas purchased at Nadym Hub on SPIMEX
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