gas and geopolitics symposium traditionele energie 9 april 2015, michel dubbelboer
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Introduction GasTerra
• Details GasTerra 2014:– Revenue € 19,5 Billion– Gas Sales81.3 BCM – Gas share in EU-28 ~15%– Employees 187 fte
9.5 34.3
18.1
4.9
8.3
5.4
0.8
Distribution world gas reserves
3737 37
23 27
9 35
7 848
4
35
106
27
22
111
4
4
10
4
77
Conventioneel gas
Schaliegas
320
99
185
CanadaNoorwegen
Verenigde Staten
Mexico
Venezuela
Argentinië
Algerije
Nigeria
Australië
Indonesië
China
Rusland
Iran
Saoedi-Arabië
Qatar
Bron: IEA, BP eenheid in Triljoen m³
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Development gas demand per region
North-America
South-America
Europe
Africa
Middle- East
Asia
Decline
Remains the same
Growth
Strong Growth
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Existing pipelineFID takenOn holdAbandoned
Nordstream I & II, 55 bcm 2011
Nordstream III & IV, 40 bcm (Planning)
Greenstream, 11 bcmMedgaz, 8 bcm
Trans Mediterranean pipeline, 30 bcm
Yamal pipeline, 33 bcm
Brotherhood pipeline, 100 bcm
Southstream, 15-63 bcm (2015-2017)
Bluestream, 16 bcm
TAP (2020), 10 bcm
TANAP (2018), 16 bcm
Nabucco 10-23 bcm (on hold)
Soyuz pipeline, 32 bcm
EU-28147 Bcm
(2014)
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Turkstream, 15 -63 bcm, 2016-2018
Gas in Europa flows East to West
MENA DependencyRussia Dependency
Eastern Europe depends on Russia, Southern Europe depends on the Middle-East and Africa
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Market Integration minimalizes the effects of import dependency
ZTP
TTF
PSV
CEGH
GPL
NCG
MS-ATR
NBP
GTF
PEG Nord
PEG Sud
PEG TIGF
But…. We Always want energy every moment anytime, but what source?
• Coal is dirty, but Cheap• Nuclear is clean, but dangerous • Wind is sustainable, But not in my backyard • Biomass is fine, But competes with food • The sun is great, But does not always shine
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Clean FossilSustainable
Sources
Trias Energetica
Energy Savings
Is there still a role for gas in the future?