NRG Expert has produced a report which analyses the impact of deregulation on the natural gas industry . Carbon reduction commitments and low gas prices have made natural gas increasingly attractive for power generation and transportation. But in emerging economies such as China and India domestic natural gas supply has not been able to meet growth in demand. To speed up the development of the natural gas industry, governments are therefore encouraging gas privatisation and deregulation. This in-depth market research report by NRG Expert contains a country by country analysis of the impact of deregulation and privatisation on global natural gas prices, natural gas consumption, gas regulations and natural gas supply and demand now and in the future.
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Key reasons to purchase this market research on gas deregulation
- Gain a clear understanding of gas regulations and rules
- Understand the impact of deregulation on natural gas supply and demand
- Analyse gas prices and natural gas companies
- Design business strategies by understanding the trends in the natural gas industry
- Understand the gas privatisation opportunities
- Assess the impact of changes in gas regulations and rules
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What’s in this gas deregulation market research report and analysis?
This gas deregulation market research report contains the following natural gas analysis and data:
- Overview of the state of the gas sector
- World Survey of Gas Privatisation and Gas Deregulation
- Coverage of Gas privatisation and gas deregulation at the country and regional-level
- Overview of the principal natural gas companies by country
- Impact of deregulation and privatisation on gas prices, natural gas consumption, production and gas regulation
- Analysis of private sector involvement
- Deregulation of electricity and gas timetable and more
Gas Deregulation Market Situation – Regional Highlights:
Europe and the CIS
Full market opening in the EU has taken place in all of the original 15 EU member states, except Greece and Portugal, which reported 86% and 94% market opening respectively. Of the new ascension countries, most markets are open, except Hungary, which reported gas market opening of 48%.
The natural gas sector is largely state-owned in the CIS, with indications of gradual market opening. In December 2010, the Russian government adopted Regulation 1205 which plans for a step-by-step liberalisation of the market through a transitional period from 2011 to 2014.
Americas
The North American gas markets are partially deregulated. In South America the market is less deregulated. Recently the Argentinean government expropriated YPF SA, a subsidiary of the Spanish oil and gas company, Repsol YPF SA.
Asia and Australasia
There has been gradual reform of the natural gas market in some countries, but it remains largely in the hands of the state. Natural gas consumption has been increasing in the region, especially in China and India, (where domestic production has not kept pace with natural gas demand) and in South Korea and Japan (which are highly reliant on energy imports).
Middle East
In the Middle East the natural gas industry is largely state-owned.
Africa
The natural gas industry is largely state-owned in Africa, and is mainly concentrated in the North African countries.
For the full global analysis of gas privatisation and gas deregulation, please purchase the Global Gas Deregulation Report
Price: £1,495
Product Code: NRGGD01
Edition 1: 2012
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