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Natural gas in Asia: Trade, markets and regional institutions

Vivoda, Vlado - In: Energy Policy 74 (2014) C, pp. 80-90

Natural gas trade in Asia has been dominated by long-established market structures, under which liquefied natural gas … the regional market is sub-optimally organized. Since 2010, the continued prevalence of oil-indexation has had the most …

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Governing the transition to natural gas in Mediteranean Metropolis: The case of Cairo, Istanbul and Sfax (Tunisia)

Verdeil, Éric; Arik, Elvan; Bolzon, Hugo; Markoum, Jimmy - In: Energy Policy 78 (2015) C, pp. 235-245

and the governance of these energy transitions. It uses a geographical approach to such processes that highlight the …

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Price discovery in European natural gas markets

Schultz, Emma; Swieringa, John - In: Energy Policy 61 (2013) C, pp. 628-634

We provide the first high-frequency investigation of price discovery within the physical and financial layers of Europe's natural gas markets. Testing not only looks at short-term return dynamics, but also considers each security's contribution to price equilibrium in the longer-term. Results...

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Gazprom vs. other Russian gas producers: The evolution of the Russian gas sector

Lunden, Lars Petter; Fjaertoft, Daniel; Overland, Indra; … - In: Energy Policy 61 (2013) C, pp. 663-670

The non-Gazprom gas producers (NGPs) doubled their share of the Russian domestic gas market between 2000 and 2010 and … and export market access may make it rational for Gazprom to continue ceding market share to the NGPs. With rising costs … increasing their market share in an increasingly competitive market. The stage may now be set for a continued gradual …

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In the name of energy security: the struggle over the exportation of Israeli natural gas

Fischhendler, Itay; Nathan, Daniel - In: Energy Policy 70 (2014) C, pp. 152-162

The aim of this study is to place the notion of energy security under critical scrutiny by unpacking how different actors manipulate the term through the mobilization of existential language as a prism for creating securitization discourse. Through an examination of an Israeli inter-ministerial...

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Is monthly US natural gas consumption stationary? New evidence from a GARCH unit root test with structural breaks

Mishra, Vinod; Smyth, Russell - In: Energy Policy 69 (2014) C, pp. 258-262

We apply a recently developed unit root test that simultaneously accounts for heteroskedasticity and structural breaks to United States monthly natural gas consumption. We find that United States monthly natural gas consumption is stationary. Our results illustrate the importance of accounting...

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Modeling and forecasting natural gas demand in Bangladesh

Wadud, Zia; Dey, Himadri S.; Kabir, Md. Ashfanoor; … - In: Energy Policy 39 (2011) 11, pp. 7372-7380

Natural gas is the major indigenous source of energy in Bangladesh and accounts for almost one-half of all primary energy used in the country. Per capita and total energy use in Bangladesh is still very small, and it is important to understand how energy, and natural gas demand will evolve in...

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The development of the natural gas transportation network in Brazil: Recent changes to the gas law and its role in co-ordinating new investments

Colomer Ferraro, Marcelo; Hallack, Michelle - In: Energy Policy 50 (2012) C, pp. 601-612

In Brazil, the consensus that natural gas regulation has failed to attract investments, especially from private companies, culminated in a new law for the natural gas sector, passed in March 2009 (Law No. 11,909). The most significant change this new law introduced was the new governmental role...

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Landowner attitudes toward natural gas and wind farm development in northern Pennsylvania

Jacquet, Jeffrey B. - In: Energy Policy 50 (2012) C, pp. 677-688

The US has undergone a recent boom in the development of onshore wind farm and natural gas energy projects and contentious debates over the construction of these projects are common in communities across the US. A survey of landowners in a region of Northern Pennsylvania (N=1028) undergoing...

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Oil and gas trends and implications in Malaysia

Rahim, Khalid Abdul; Liwan, Audrey - In: Energy Policy 50 (2012) C, pp. 262-271

The trends of reserves, production and consumption of oil in Malaysia to meet the ever-increasing demands do not seem to show that oil and gas will be depleted soon, contrary to many reports. Malaysia’s net exporter status of oil continues to expand over time for as long as the value of...

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