ENTSOG Southern Corridor (SC) Gas Regional Investment Plan (GRIP) 2014-2023 / Main Report

2018 FID Due to the decreasing of national produc- tion in HR its remaining flexibility is lower than in 2014 FID case. The South Stream improves the situation in BG and RS and the Revythoussa LNG terminal extension does the same in GR.

2014 FID

2018 FID + PCI Croatia benefits from the commission- ing of the LNG terminal in Krk Island.

2018 non-FID The South Stream pipeline improves the remaining flexibility in Hungary to a less- er extent than in the 1-day case because of the reduced deliverability of the UGSs.

2023 FID The reason of the difference between the CEE UR and CEE 2W scenarios, assum- ing the 2023 FID case, is mostly the low- er withdrawal capacity of the storages.

2023 FID + TAP The TAP project does not compensate the decreased withdrawal capacity of the storages.

2023 FID + TAP + IGB

2023 FID + TAP + IGB + IAP The IAP project has a positive impact on Croatia and Slovenia.

2023 FID + PCI In the 2023 FID+PCI case only Hungary has a remaining flexibility below 1% since the South Stream project is a non-FID project in this country.

Remaining flexibility

< 1%

1 – 5%

5 – 20%

> 20%

Figure 7.4: Remaining flexibility in Southern Corridor Countries (+ Bosnia & Herze­ govina, FYROM and Serbia) under Ukraine disruption, CEE 2 weeks Peak Demand, other Average Winter Demand

2023 non-FID The situation in HU is improved due to the South Stream project. BH benefits from the interconnections with Croatia.

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