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Figure 6.39:
Price effects from a high price for Russian gas, Green Evolution, whole year,
Advanced infrastructure level
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2030 Advanced
20% – 100%
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Remaining Flexibility
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Figure 6.40:
Price effects from a low price for LNG, Green Evolution, whole year,
Advanced infrastructure level
For the LNG minimisation (high LNG price) the results do not change significantly,
in line with the results reported for dependence to LNG in section 6.4.2.2.
In the Azeri maximisation supply configuration the Baltic States and Finland join
other European countries in profiting from a lower price for Azeri gas, although the
European-wide effect scale is limited by the volumes currently expected to be
imported from the Caspian region.
All these price effects relate to the overall improvement of interconnections in
different areas all over Europe. Individual project effects are not specifically captured
within this European wide assessment.