Polityka i Społeczeństwo nr 4(12)/2014

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Przeglądanie Polityka i Społeczeństwo nr 4(12)/2014 według Temat "natural gas"

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    Model wspólnego systemu bezpieczeństwa dostaw gazu ziemnego w Unii Europejskiej. Postulaty de lege ferenda
    (Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Rzeszowskiego, 2014) Zajdler, Robert; Gałczyński, Marcin
    Historically, different market conditions of member states of the European Union led to the situation in which the security of supply was within the responsibility of EU members. The 2009 gas crisis resulted in the integration of national polices in this regard through the creation of a framework of common EU mechanisms in case of crisis. Regulation 994/2010 has only partly moved towards this aim. It indicated which elements of the system influence the security of supply. Additional regulatory measures should focus on further enhancement of some of the existing measures and enclose new parameters to the assessment of security level. The new model should be more focused on the wholesale market and the market assessment of security. The purpose of this article is to diagnose market and legal conditions of security of supply in Poland and in the EU, and to propose a common new approach to security of supply and relevant actions in case of gas crisis in the European Union.
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    Znaczenie terminali LNG na wspólnym rynku energii UE
    (Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Rzeszowskiego, 2014) Ruszel, Mariusz
    The new geopolitical challenges increase the need to do more to strengthen energy security in Europe. For this reason, the EU implements the principles of competition and liberalisation of the natural gas market in order to create an internal energy market as well as build and modernise the gas infrastructure. The question arises, what role will LNG terminals have in the EU internal energy market. The overall aim of this article, based on politological analysis, is to answer following questions: to what extent LNG terminals contribute to the integration and the fragmentation of the internal energy market? Is the location of LNG terminals affects the development of the centres of natural gas distribution in different parts of Europe? What factors can strengthen the potential of LNG terminals in Europe?