TYNDP 2015 Main Report |
1 |
Table of Content |
5 |
Foreword |
6 |
Executive Summary |
8 |
1 Introduction |
16 |
2 Infrastructure |
20 |
2.1 Introduction |
21 |
2.2 Gas infrastructures and European energy policy |
21 |
2.3 Data collection process |
22 |
2.4 Projects of Common Interest |
23 |
2.5 Analysis of project submission |
23 |
3 Barriers to investment |
28 |
3.1 Introduction |
29 |
3.2 Overall impact of energy policies |
29 |
3.3 Project promoter perspective policies |
29 |
3.4 TSO perspective |
33 |
4 Demand |
34 |
4.1 Introduction |
35 |
4.2 Current State |
36 |
4.3 Demand scenarios |
46 |
4.4 Climate and energy policies |
64 |
4.5 Comparison with other demand outlooks |
71 |
5 Supply |
74 |
5.1 Introduction |
75 |
5.2 Historic supply trend |
77 |
5.3 Supply scenarios |
82 |
5.4 Aggregate potential supply to Europe |
128 |
5.5 Supply Adequacy Outlook |
130 |
6 Assessment |
132 |
6.1 Introduction |
133 |
6.2 General Trend |
134 |
6.3 Infrastructure Resilience |
145 |
6.4 Influence of supply sources |
158 |
6.5 Monetization |
186 |
6.6 Price convergence |
197 |
6.7 Analysis of the PCI Infrastructure scenario |
202 |
6.8 Conclusion |
204 |
7 Conclusions |
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7.1 Introduction |
207 |
7.2 Stakeholder engagement process |
207 |
7.3 From projects to commissioned infrastructure |
208 |
7.4 A stable demand driven by global context |
209 |
7.5 Europe needs to enlarge its supply portfolio |
210 |
7.6 Market integration, a constant challenge |
211 |
7.7 Way forward |
212 |
Definitions |
214 |
Abbreviations |
217 |
Country Codes ( ISO ) |
218 |
List of Tables |
218 |
List of Figures |
220 |
Bibliography |
226 |
Legal Disclaimer |
228 |
List of Annexes |
230 |