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Ten Year Network Development Plan 2015 |

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4.1 Introduction

The demand chapter provides an outlook of the

European gas demand for the period 2015–2035 from

an ENTSOG perspective. This chapter has two specific

aims. The first is to provide demand scenarios for the

supply adequacy outlook as stipulated in REG 715/2009.

The second is to provide the detailed demand data used

for the network modelling.

The demand scenarios show the evolution of the gas demand on a yearly basis.

Whilst this information facilitates the comparability between scenarios, it is hourly or

daily demand which are the key parameters for network design and operation. The

demand scenarios, on a single day or over a sustained period, indicate the capaci-

ty a transmission system must be able to provide. This information is vital for the safe

and sustainable operation of a transmission system. ENTSOG has defined these

scenarios as the combination of bottom-up and top-down approaches. The top-

down approach is based on macro-economic parameters for the final gas demand

scenarios (residential, commercial and industrial sectors). The power generation

component has been calculated using an agreed ENTSOG methodology based on

ENTSO-E’s TYNDP 2014 scenarios and factoring in gas TSO feedback. The bottom-

up approach is based on TSO submission of gas demand figures for their system

under each scenario. This data is provided separately for final gas demand and pow-

er generation sectors. ENTSOG has collected and aggregated these figures to pro-

duce the demand scenarios.

TYNDP covers all EU Member States plus adjacent countries that have a current or

planned gas market and have provided data to ENTSOG. In addition some areas of

the EU such as the islands of Sardinia and Elba in Italy and Corsica in France do not

have access to the European gas network. Due to the complexity of the modelling

assessment they have not been included. Specific gas demand figures have been

submitted for these areas, and are included in the Annex C2 for potential ad-hoc

evaluation of projects linking these areas with the European gas system. The same

applies to Albania.