Abolishing oil indexation in gas contracts: Is it the cure-all? / Julian Wieczorkiewicz. Bruxelles : CEPS, Commentary, 3/03/2014, 3 p. http://www.ceps.be/ceps/dld/8972/pdf Recently, the EU energy debate has been dominated by the discussion on energy prices and the competitiveness of the European industry. According to the latest estimates of the International Energy Agency, gas prices in the US are one-quarter of those in Europe. Moreover, prices of imported gas vary across the EU member stat..
In Europe gas is sold according to two main methods: long-term contract (LTCs) and hub pricing. Euro...
For several decades up to the late 2000s, the netback market pricing formula – which links gas price...
Up to now, the European natural gas trade was dominated by bilateral long-term upstream agreements b...
Abolishing oil indexation in gas contracts: Is it the cure-all? / Julian Wieczorkiewicz. Bruxelles :...
Recently, the EU energy debate has been dominated by the discussion on energy prices and the competi...
Recently, the EU energy debate has been dominated by the discussion on energy prices and the competi...
This paper examines the rationale for the continuing linkage of European gas prices to oil product p...
A paper published in April 2007 questioned the continued rationale of the linkage of Continental Eur...
A paper published in April 2007 questioned the continued rationale of the linkage of Continental Eur...
The pricing mechanism on the European gas market is an interesting issue, mainly due to the changes ...
Gas exports account for a rising share of Norwegian petroleum revenues. International gas spot price...
On December 12th, an explosion in the Baumgarten gas hub in Austria, a key distribution knot for the...
Why have Europeans paid nearly $500 billion more than Americans for their gas over the past six year...
In Europe gas is sold according to two main methods: long-term contract (LTCs) and hub pricing. Euro...
On December 12th, an explosion in the Baumgarten gas hub in Austria, a key distribution knot for the...
In Europe gas is sold according to two main methods: long-term contract (LTCs) and hub pricing. Euro...
For several decades up to the late 2000s, the netback market pricing formula – which links gas price...
Up to now, the European natural gas trade was dominated by bilateral long-term upstream agreements b...
Abolishing oil indexation in gas contracts: Is it the cure-all? / Julian Wieczorkiewicz. Bruxelles :...
Recently, the EU energy debate has been dominated by the discussion on energy prices and the competi...
Recently, the EU energy debate has been dominated by the discussion on energy prices and the competi...
This paper examines the rationale for the continuing linkage of European gas prices to oil product p...
A paper published in April 2007 questioned the continued rationale of the linkage of Continental Eur...
A paper published in April 2007 questioned the continued rationale of the linkage of Continental Eur...
The pricing mechanism on the European gas market is an interesting issue, mainly due to the changes ...
Gas exports account for a rising share of Norwegian petroleum revenues. International gas spot price...
On December 12th, an explosion in the Baumgarten gas hub in Austria, a key distribution knot for the...
Why have Europeans paid nearly $500 billion more than Americans for their gas over the past six year...
In Europe gas is sold according to two main methods: long-term contract (LTCs) and hub pricing. Euro...
On December 12th, an explosion in the Baumgarten gas hub in Austria, a key distribution knot for the...
In Europe gas is sold according to two main methods: long-term contract (LTCs) and hub pricing. Euro...
For several decades up to the late 2000s, the netback market pricing formula – which links gas price...
Up to now, the European natural gas trade was dominated by bilateral long-term upstream agreements b...