Current Status and Perspectives of the European Gas Balance

The analysis of the present study shows that the gas import demand of the area EU 28 and Switzerland that has to be supplied by “other sources” may increase by 32 billion Sm3 from 2015 to 2020 and by 76 billion Sm3 until 2025.

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Current Status and Perspectives of the European Gas Balance

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