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- The cost of gas transmission networks in Europe is currently covered via the so-called entry-exit tariffs. This tariff methodology is based on charging capacity reservations at both entry and exit points of balancing zones, or entry-exit systems. Current entry-exit systems largely coincide...
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Much has been written and commented, in recent years, about the Baltic States and their delicate position - both geographically and politically speaking - concerning security of gas supply and energy independence from Russia. - While it's no secret that the region has for a long time been...
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The rationale for the cooperation and coordination of reactions to supply disruptions can be based on political motives or economic motives; even if the rationale is political, coordinated reactions require the implementation of two economic principles. - By using economic incentives for as long...
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The rationale for the cooperation and coordination of reactions to supply disruptions can be based on political motives or economic motives; even if the rationale is political, coordinated reactions require the implementation of two economic principles. - By using economic incentives for as long...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015294603
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