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This 217 page report was written by Kingston Energy Consulting and published by Prospex Research in September 2012. It offers a comprehensive analysis of the trading markets, and Europe's growing trading volumes. It details the national and regional gas markets, and the exchanges and brokers that support OTC and cleared trading. It covers wholesale and retail price formation, the changing regulatory environment, gas production and consumption, existing and planned pipeline and LNG infrastructure, and the main players in the markets. 51 tables and 41 charts or maps provide extensive details of European gas infrastructure, supply and demand fundamentals, trading activity and company involvement.
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This 103 page report was written by Kingston Energy Consulting and published by Prospex Research in June 2012. It reviews the trading of oil in Europe, including physical spot and forward markets, OTC financial derivatives and exchange-traded futures and options contracts. The report covers European oil market fundamentals and infrastructure, market regulation and European energy policies, trading instruments, venues and trading volumes, oil prices and price formation, major market participants and brokers, and recent mergers, acquisitions and disposals in the European oil sector.
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This 107 page report was written by Kingston Energy Consulting and published by Prospex Research in June 2011. It covers all aspects of the Dutch gas market, and sets developments in Dutch gas trading in context within the north-west European gas market. It explores the Netherlands’ role both as a gas producer and as a market for gas sales, and details the market structure, regulation, the development of gas trading and the key market participants. Significant changes, including a new balancing regime, new exchange-traded markets, and the building of the new GATE LNG terminal at Rotterdam are discussed. Key market trends, including the growth of trading liquidity, are detailed and explained through 35 tables, 28 charts and five maps.
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