ENTSOG GRIP BEMIP 2014-2023 / Main Report

The Swedish market is also supplied with LNG from Norway, delivered by trucks from the Norwegian companies Skangass and Gasnor. As shown in the TYNDP 2013–2022, Sweden has a vulnerable supply position due to the single cross-border point in the gas system. This weakness is expected to be mitigated primarily by the Ellund project (increasing capacity between Germany and Denmark) but also by the LNG terminal in Gothenburg (probably FID status within short) and increasing biogas production.

STOCKHOLM

Rafnes

Øra LNG (Fredrikstad)

Brunnsviksholmen (Nynäshamn)

S W E D E N

Lysekil

S k a g e r r a k

Stenungsund

Vallby Kile

JönKöping

Göteborg

Göteborg LNG

K a t t e g a t

Gnosjö

Gislaved

Aalborg

Varberg

S W E D E N

Skallen

Halmstad

D E N M A R K

Oslo

Stockholm

NOR D S T R E A M

COPENHAGEN

Malmö

Stenlille

B a l t i c S e a

NORD STREAM

Copenhagen

B a l t i c S e a

Avedore Dragør

Trelleborg

Figure 2.27: Natural gas transmission system

LEGAL FRAMEWORK

The Swedish gas market is regulated by the Natural Gas Act from 2005. Energi­ marknadsinspektionen, EI, is the regulator that is checking and ensuring that the Natural Gas Act is being complied to by the gas companies. The Third Energy Package was fully implemented during 2012. The market model for the natural gas market was finalized in 2007 and is based on the electricity market model. The Danish market is used by the gas actors to book capacities. Hence, no capacity trading between shippers and the TSO exists in Sweden.

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