Algeria; Selected Issues Paper
This paper assesses recent developments in gas markets and the implications for Algerian gas demand and prices. Algeria’s gas production is stable but its share in global gas production has been on a downward trend since the early 2000s. The impact of a change in the spot oil price (WTI) on gas prices can be statically examined with a vector autoregression (VAR). The impact of spot oil prices on Algeria’s contracted gas price remains strong, but export volumes are under pressure.
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2011-02-03
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Foreign direct investment | Natural gas | Selected issues | gas prices | oil prices | gas exports | gas production | gas markets | gas demand | gas price | natural gas prices | gas buyers | oil and energy information administration | natural gas exports | natural gas export | natural gas markets | opec | gas market | higher oil prices | power generation | crude oil | gas output | global environment | fuel switching | global natural gas markets | natural gas buyers | general liquefied natural gas imports | gas producers | gas contracts | electric generators | gas export markets | econometric analysis | gas exploration | oil exports | gas supply | renewable energy | natural gas production |
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