Long-term gas supply by pipeline database updated
Published by Elizabeth Corner,
Senior Editor
World Pipelines,
The CEDIGAZ database on ‘Long-Term Gas Supply Contracts by Pipeline in Europe’ has been updated. According to CEDIGAZ, more than 25 billion m3 of long-term contracts expired or are due to expire this year.
Only one new contract was signed for just 1 billion m3 for 10 years, illustrating growing short-term supply availability and long-term demand uncertainty.
Contracts expired/expiring in 2017 include contracts from exporting countries Denmark, Germany, Norway and Russia. Importing countries are Czech Republic, Hungary, Latvia, Slovenia, Ukraine and the UK.
A new contract for 2017 is a 10 year gas supply contract signed between Gazprom and Croatian firm Prvo Plinarsko Drustvo starting in October 2017 for 1 billion m3/y.
Read the article online at: https://www.worldpipelines.com/contracts-and-tenders/14112017/long-term-gas-supply-by-pipeline-database-updated/
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