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Sanctions against Russian gas would not endanger EU or German gas supply
Holz, Franziska; Barner, Lukas; Kemfert, Claudia; … - In: DIW weekly report : economy, politics, science : a … 14 (2024) 21, pp. 149-156
As a result of the Russian attack on Ukraine, natural gas prices skyrocketed in 2022 and Germany in particular felt the impact of its strong dependency on Russia. Prices have since relaxed, the European natural gas industry has overcome the uncertainty due to the energy crisis in 2022, and the...
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From Russia with gas: an analysis of the Nord Stream pipeline's impact on the European Gas Transmission System with the TIGER-Model
Lochner, Stefan; Bothe, David - 2007
transmission grid are not yet a problem, transit capacity in Central Europe will soon be an issue. In both scenarios, Nord Stream …
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Principles of gas pricing and their impact on the market for gas cars in Germany
Seeliger, Andreas - 2013
As for any other fuels used for transport or heating, the gas price for final users could be split into three major components: the wholesale price for the resource (including far distance transport by ship or pipeline), taxes and finally a assorted group of mainly smaller price drivers (such as...
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A tripolar model of gas price formation in Germany : does the shale revolution in the US matter?
Moenke, Anna; Welfe, Aleksander - In: Jahrbücher für Nationalökonomie und Statistik 242 (2022) 4, pp. 501-520
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External Effects of Hydraulic Fracturing : Risks and Welfare Considerations for Water Supply in Germany
Loucao, Sebastian - 2015
-maximizing shale gas production generally reduces his profits. As profits do not drop below zero, however, there is no need to employ a …
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Was erklärt die Kraftstoffpreisentwicklung?
Bardt, Hubertus - In: IW-Trends - Vierteljahresschrift zur empirischen … 39 (2012) 3, pp. 107-115
Der Preis für Rohöl hat sich seit der Jahrtausendwende erheblich erhöht. Für Deutschland wurde der Preisanstieg durch die Aufwertung des Euro gegenüber dem US-Dollar leicht gedämpft. Aus Sicht der Verbraucher macht sich der Ölpreisanstieg besonders deutlich an den Tankstellen bemerkbar....
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Verschwörung oder Marktwirtschaft? Was bestimmt die Benzinpreise?
Kasten, Christiane; Klepper, Gernot - 2001
Die starken Preissteigerungen für Benzin in den letzten 2 Jahren sind häufig auf mangelnden Wettbewerb zurückgeführt worden. Die These wird überprüft, indem die Wettbewerbsstruktur bei Tankstellen und deren Vorleistungsbeziehungen dargestellt werden und ökonometrische Schätzungen über...
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Verschwörung oder Marktwirtschaft? : was bestimmt die Benzinpreise?
Kasten, Christiane; Klepper, Gernot - 2001
Die starken Preissteigerungen für Benzin in den letzten 2 Jahren sind häufig auf mangelnden Wettbewerb zurückgeführt worden. Die These wird überprüft, indem die Wettbewerbsstruktur bei Tankstellen und deren Vorleistungsbeziehungen dargestellt werden und ökonometrische Schätzungen über...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011477112
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Gas storage valuation under limited market liquidity : an application in Germany
Felix, Bastian Joachim; Woll, Oliver; Weber, Christoph - 2009
Natural gas storages may be valuated by applying real options theory. However it is crucial, not to ignore that most evolving gas spot markets, like the German spot market, lack of liquidity. In this context, considering storage operators as price takers does not account for interdependencies of...
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Gas Storage Valuation Under Limited Market Liquidity : An Application in Germany
Felix, Bastian - 2010
Natural gas storages may be valuated by applying real options theory. However it is crucial, not to ignore that most evolving gas spot markets, like the German spot market, lack of liquidity. In this context, considering storage operators as price takers does not account for interdependencies of...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013139401