eBook: 8 predictions on the future of the Central & Eastern European gas market
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The Central and Eastern European region is undergoing a process of profound change in terms of its interconnected energy market dynamics. Inside this eBook, you will find 8 industry experts' comments on the constantly evolving Central and Eastern European (CEE) gas market and discover why it is the region of possibilities.
Download the eBook to unearth:
- Where the regions gas market is heading and what is needed to be done
- The key projects which will encourage development and greater liquidity within the industry
- How the CEE gas region will become a more integral part of the European gas market in the next 5 years
- Why the industry leaders believe the CEE region will become a good place for gas customers and consumers to be in
Contributors of this eBook include: INA, EastWest Institute, Energy Community Secretariat, LNG Croatia, LNG Allies, Tellurian, Plinacro Ltd and CEGH.
We hope that you find our most recent eBook interesting and that you will join us for unrivalled discussions on the profound market change present in the region at the CEE Gas Conference, Croatia, 7-8 March.
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