1. „LNG and Shale Gas influence on Central European Gas Market”
Andrzej P. Sikora PhD. Eng., Faculty of Drilling, Oil and Gas
Energy Studies Institute Ltd.
Prague, May 19th., 2015

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3. Where we are…? Prague.

4. Agenda
National transmission system as a part of natural gas market in Central – East Europe
Shale gas and oil revolution influence.
LNG as a pert of the shale deal
Hydrogen? new energy era is coming?
Source "America's First Steam Locomotive, 1830", EyeWitness to History, (2005)

5. Routes into Eastern Europe LNG vs. Long Haul Pipeline 2020
Price arbitrage LNG vs. Pipelines (supply competition has an effect on price movements)
LNG vs. Long Haul Pipeline 2020
Source: Own graph based on Shell presentation

6. National transmission system as a part of natural gas market in
Central – East Europe
OPAL
Nord Stream
Nord Stream and …..Stream projects will provide around 130 bcm/y, which corresponds to the level of current Russian gas supplies to the EU countries.
Thus, the role of the existing natural gas transmission routes through the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland may be limited.
The decreasing role of a transit region will reduce the negotiation possibilities with suppliers from the east.
LNG
Gaspool
Diversification of supplies in the region is necessary to prevent future unfavorable trends.
The North-South Corridor will reduce the negative effects.
Pipelines and interconnectors that will provide the physical connection of the V4 countries in the common market area, covering Central and Eastern Europe, and the Baltic region.
The potential for new gas suppliers - integrating the demand of the market area of bcm per year.
The key role of the Polish transmission system in the construction of the Corridor.
Baumgarten
NCG
Africa,
Middle East
LNG
South Stream
Adria LNG
What the new infrastructure will provide?
Access to new directions and sources of supply.
Increasing the competitiveness of the regional economy.
Increasing security of supplies, real the possibility of implementing regional energy solidarity.
N-S Corridor
Infrastructure planned or under construction
Caspian Sea
Existing gas pipelines
Middle East

7. The US Permian basin
Americas Shale Gas revolution has changed the World…

8. …and today shale oil is a key!
Estimated shale oil and shale gas resources in the United States and in 137 shale formations in 41 other countries represent 10% of the world's crude oil and 32% of the world's natural gas technically recoverable resources, or those that can be produced using current technology without reference to economic profitability, according to a new EIA-sponsored study (see Table 1) released today (June 10, 2013). (June 14, 2013 at 10:56 to correct an error in Table 2.)

9. S H A L E O I L…
More than half of the identified shale oil resources outside the United States are concentrated in four countries—Russia, China, Argentina, and Libya—while more than half of the non-U.S. shale gas resources are concentrated in five countries—China, Argentina, Algeria, Canada, and Mexico. The United States is ranked second after Russia for shale oil resources and fourth after Algeria for shale gas resources when compared with the 41 countries assessed (see Tables 2 & 3).
Source: according to a new EIA-sponsored study (see Table 1) released today (June 10, 2013). (June 14, 2013 at 10:56 to correct an error in Table 2.)

10. LNG

11. Australia LNG world’s leader exporter

12. And LNG prices…

13. Conclusions
Shale gas production will not make Europe (the EU) self sufficient in natural gas.
The best case scenario for shale gas development in Europe is one in which declining conventional production can be replaced and import dependence maintained at a level around 60%.
Regarding trade flows, the structure of EU gas imports is very sensitive to the LNG cost assumptions.
In 2014 , Europe has attracted 13% of world LNG production only.
Europe is currently often perceived as the market of last resort for LNG
Europe is currently balanced by still declining Russian flows

14. Conclusions (2) 2014 was a turning point in the global LNG market
With new supplies coming from Australia and the US, together with weaker Asian demand, probability of LNG coming into the Europe will increase
Recent low oil price is favorable for many LNG byers
There may be a delay in the new export projects
In Europe (the EU) security of supply is achieved through supply diversity and LNG will continuously play an important role

15. Entering new solar – hydrogen era?
Source: HAFNER R., International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 27 (2002) 1-9.

16. Entering new solar – hydrogen era?
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20. Development of transmission system in Poland (2023 perspective)
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
Shale gas
PL-DE
Yamal
LNG
Connecting the gas market in Poland
LNG terminal in Świnoujście
Enhancement of the internal grid - more than 1,000 km of new pipelines
PL-CZ interconnection in Cieszyn
Upgrade of PL-DE interconnection in Lasów
Physical reverse flow on the Yamal pipeline
PL-CZ
PL-LT
Linking the CEE and Baltic regions
Expansion of LNG terminal in Świnoujście
PL-LT interconnection
Further development of the transmission system
Development of new UGS capacitites and commercial development of shale gas business area
Baltic Pipe / North Sea
Creating the N-S corridor in the CEE region
PL-CZ interconnection in Hat
PL-SK interconnection
Development of internal network to ensure high level of supply reliability and improved interoperability between the CEE systems
PL-SK
the system, that connects

21. Market potential of the V4+UA countries
Today, the V4 markets (Visegrad Group) is approximately 41.1 billion m3 /y with the potential to growth up to about 60 bcm/a
PL billion m3 / y
CZ billion m3 / y
SK billion m3 / y
HU billion m3 / y
In total V4+UA market provides the level of more than 100 billion m3/a
Elements influencing the market integration:
Infrastructure (i.e. interconnectors)
Common goals
New sources (LNG, gas from the South)
As we know, Ukraine leads discussions with the neighboring countries in the scope of construction of interconnections - in order to reduce the dependence on supplies from the Russian.
Ukraine is connected with EU through the following interconnections:
PL-UA (bidirectional)
HU-UA (bidirectional)
SK-UA
RO-UA
16,3
Mld m3
49,6
Mld m3
7,9 Mld m3
5,4 Mld m3
11,5 Mld m3
50,4 mld m3
Demand for gas transmission service
*Source: Izvestia/GAZPROM, Eurostat, ENTSOG, BP Statistical Review 2013
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