Existing research offers insights into production, operation, and cost efficiencies for the
expanding variety of hydrogen (H 2) technologies, suggesting that not a single one, but a …

The global energy mix is undergoing an accelerating transformation driven by new
resources, novel technologies, and climate change-related commitments. Changes in the …

In entry-exit gas markets as they are currently implemented in Europe, network constraints
do not affect market interaction beyond the technical capacities determined by the TSO that …

Liberalized gas markets in Europe are organized as entry-exit regimes so that gas trade and
transport are decoupled. The decoupling is achieved via the announcement of technical …

With the rapid development of short-term and spot trade of liquefied natural gas (LNG), the
natural gas market is gradually evolving from regionalization to globalization. At the same …

This paper provides a first approach to assess gas market interaction on a network with
nonconvex flow models. In the simplest possible setup that adequately reflects gas transport …

Abstract Until 2014, Russia's Gazprom had a natural gas monopoly in Lithuania. In order to
break the Russian monopoly, the Lithuanian state financed an import terminal for liquefied …

The resilience of supply chains is analyzed in a model of strategic technology investments in
markets with essential resources. With a monopoly supplier, dual sourcing is a strategy to …

The import demand for energy resources, including liquefied natural gas (LNG), has been
steadily increasing in the Asia-Pacific region. Australia, the Middle East (Qatar), the Russian …

We use cooperative game theory to study the impact of the liberalization of EU natural gas
markets on the balance of power between 'local champions', customers, and outside …