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Potential development of renewable hydrogen imports to European markets until 2030

Lenivova, Veronika - 2022

This paper considers potential import routes for low-carbon and renewable hydrogen (H2) to main European markets like Germany. In particular, it analyses claims made by Hydrogen Europe and subsequently picked up by the European Commission in its Hydrogen Strategy that there will be 40GW of...

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Regulating the future European hydrogen supply industry : a balancing act between liberalization, sustainability, and security of supply?

Scheibe, Alexander; Poudineh, Rahmatallah - 2023

main question addressed is how the EU can create a regulatory framework that enables the expansion of the hydrogen economy … addressing the diverse goals of the EU’s energy policy. …

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EU joint purchasing of gas : an assessment

Barnes, Alex - 2023

led to the setting up of the EU Energy Platform in April 2022. Further price rises in August 2022 led to the adoption of … ‘Council Regulation (EU) 2022/2576 enhancing solidarity through better coordination of gas purchases, reliable price benchmarks … aggregates demand of natural gas companies in the EU and seek offers from gas suppliers or producers to match the aggregated …

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European traded gas hubs : German hubs about to merge

Heather, Patrick - 2021

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Methane emissions from natural gas and LNG imports : an increasingly urgent issue for the future of gas in Europe

Stern, Jonathan P. - 2020

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Decarbonisation in Europe : modelling economic feasibility and the glidepath for gas

Chyong, Kong - 2025

This research models and examines multiple decarbonisation pathways for Europe to 2050, evaluating trade-offs between emissions reductions, costs, and implications for gas demand. Scenarios that front-load decarbonisation to 2040 show prohibitively high marginal abatement costs, while a more...

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A brave new world? : LNG contracts in the context of market turbulence and an uncertain future

Sharples, Jack - 2023

In 2022, the global LNG market faced exceptional levels of turbulence, as European gas buyers sought to offset the loss of Russian pipeline supply with an unprecedented increase in LNG imports. The ability of European buyers to access those LNG supplies was facilitated by the flexibility...

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Burning the bridge to Ostpolitik? : stress-testing Europe’s shift from Russian gas to renewables using a global energy model

Chyong, Kong - 2024

This study explores the structural shifts in Europe’s energy landscape following the loss of over one-third of its natural gas supplies due to the conflict in Ukraine, effectively severing the traditional natural gas trade “bridge” between Russia and Europe. Amidst Europe’s deep...

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European traded gas hubs : their continued relevance

Heather, Patrick - 2023

This Paper gives the results of the Author’s in-depth analysis of the European traded gas hubs in 2020, as well as explaining the ‘LNG effect’ on increased volumes in Belgium, France, and Spain in particular. The purpose of the analysis is to confirm that the hubs are all still relevant...

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Market and regulatory headwinds build for MENA gas exporters to Europe

Ouki, Mostefa A. - 2024

exporters from other regions, will also be facing the impact of new EU green regulations. Although these regulations will have a …

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