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Development of European gas markets. J. Estrada, A. Moe and K.D. Martinsen. Book publ'd 1995, John Wiley & Sons Ltd., Chichester, figs., tables, 375 pages (ISBN 0-471-96012-8).
This book is the first in the PETRO research series in petroleum economics and politics. Driving forces and the uncertainties that will determine demand trends, supply sources and market organization are identified. Current transition in European gas markets is discussed and the evolution of these markets from the 1960s to the present-day is reviewed. The ramifications of the EU's energy policy and the internal gas market are addressed and gas demand and inter-fuel competition in Western Europe are analysed. Eastern European demand for natural gas is discussed. Consideration is given to the issue of gas supplies from major producing or exporting countries and the emerging structure of gas markets in Europe. A comprehensive bibliography is included.
