Introduction
The constantly and rapidly changing nature of Europe's gas markets arises from factors such as market opening, liberalization, new market entrants and a movement away from oil indexed pricing mechanisms. These factors mean that an up to date, broadly based and authoritative source of information on the European markets is now more important than ever before for players throughout the value chain.

Scope
Incisive analysis of the current situation in Europe's fast moving gas markets.
Broadly based analysis of the EU 25 markets and eight related markets in and around Europe.
Detailed supply and demand balances showing sources of indigenous production, imports, exports and end user consumption patterns.
Up to date coverage of latest EU and national regulatory developments including gas directive implementation.
Highlights
In addition to a Regional Overview, each of the 33 markets is analyzed with specific detail in the following areas:- Market Summary - An overview of the main trends and characteristics of each market. Supply and Demand Balance - A statistical analysis of pipeline and LNG supply sources combined with consumption by end use sector.

Supply Overview - A detailed analysis of indigenous production trends and gas import activities. Demand Overview - An analysis of current and historical sectoral demand trends. Regulatory Structure - An examination of key governmental, legal and political influences on the sector.

Wholesale Environment - Describing the status of existing and emerging hubs. Infrastructure An overview of key pipeline, LNG and storage infrastructure with an analysis of future development plans and pending projects.

Reasons to Purchase
Obtain up to date, relevant and standardized information on European and related gas markets from a single source.
Have a logical framework to monitor market developments and emerging trends, identify opportunities and plan strategies accordingly.
Save time tracking multiple information sources.

Introduction
The constantly and rapidly changing nature of Europe's gas markets arises from factors such as market opening, liberalization, new market entrants and a movement away from oil indexed pricing mechanisms. These factors mean that an up to date, broadly based and authoritative source of information on the European markets is now more important than ever before for players throughout the value chain.

Scope
Incisive analysis of the current situation in Europe's fast moving gas markets.
Broadly based analysis of the EU 25 markets and eight related markets in and around Europe.
Detailed supply and demand balances showing sources of indigenous production, imports, exports and end user consumption patterns.
Up to date coverage of latest EU and national regulatory developments including gas directive implementation.
Highlights
In addition to a Regional Overview, each of the 33 markets is analyzed with specific detail in the following areas:- Market Summary - An overview of the main trends and characteristics of each market. Supply and Demand Balance - A statistical analysis of pipeline and LNG supply sources combined with consumption by end use sector.

Supply Overview - A detailed analysis of indigenous production trends and gas import activities. Demand Overview - An analysis of current and historical sectoral demand trends. Regulatory Structure - An examination of key governmental, legal and political influences on the sector.

Wholesale Environment - Describing the status of existing and emerging hubs. Infrastructure An overview of key pipeline, LNG and storage infrastructure with an analysis of future development plans and pending projects.

Reasons to Purchase
Obtain up to date, relevant and standardized information on European and related gas markets from a single source.
Have a logical framework to monitor market developments and emerging trends, identify opportunities and plan strategies accordingly.
Save time tracking multiple information sources.