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What market players need

What market players need. Predictability of regulatory framework: 3 rd package most important and clear harmonised guidance on implementation Integration towards a single European gas market System investments (capacity optimisation) necessary with a European view

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What market players need

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  1. What market players need • Predictability of regulatory framework: • 3rd package most important and clear harmonised guidance on implementation • Integration towards a single European gas market • System investments (capacity optimisation) necessary with a European view • Regional approach necessary for pragmatic and technical reasons • Transparency • Access to the system (capacity existing and new, tariffs, market rules, licensing) • Published market based prices (balancing, spot, forwards) per area • Data for the past, the present and the future as available – EFET to publish a list of minimum requirements soon, jointly with other associations • Access to the system • Capacity available where necessary • Cross border incompatibility • Intransparent balancing rules (Not market based and market should reflect system stress) • System should be as large as possible (several TSOs) and not one pipeline only

  2. Then market players could • Have confidence in stable and positive development and hence derive business cases • Investments into energy business activities have long lead time (trading floor, affiliates, or even power plants, pipelines and LNG terminals,..) • With confidence more market players will arrive on the scene • E.g. Horizontal diversification (oil, gas, electricity) and/or vertical (going downstream or e.g. large customers getting more upstream) • Establish liquid traded markets with a sufficiently large physical market underneath the Hub/exchange: • NBP, a North West Continental one, EEX (EGT+Bayernet), Italian gas exchange (PSV new), CEGH if regional, Iberian,..????

  3. Market pricing in EU

  4. Prices: Summer 2006 in EUR/MWh 18,97 17,02 17,98 19,32 21,80 19,93 24,72 Market pricing in EU - arbitrage 1

  5. Prices: 13 March 2006 in EUR/MWh 57,25 96,31 95,92 26,80 21,20 55,00 42,00 Market pricing in EU – arbitrage 2

  6. Market pricing in EU • Current Hubs/Exchanges in the EU • In some parts many • In other parts none • CEE is rather iliquid for the time being GTF NBP / ICE TTF / ENDEX EGT / EEX ZEE CEGH PEG PSV

  7. Multi - TSO integration potential JV of EGT and Bayernet are a good new example Part of Grid 2007

  8. Market players’ needs – an independent study 9

  9. Market pricing in CEE – PWC study in GRI SSE

  10. Market pricing in CEE – PWC study in GRI SSE

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