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5.2.2.2 Algerian pipeline gas import routes

In 2013, the pipeline imports from Algeria were 18% lower than the maximum registered in 2010. This decrease results from diverging evolution of exports to Italy (52% decrease) and to Spain (77% increase partly linked to the new MEDGAZ route). As a consequence the Italian route only represents 42% of Algerian pipe imports compared to the 69% back in 2009.

100 %

300 TWh/y

42

75

225

61

64

69

73

150

50

58

75

25

39

36

31

27

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IT

Figure 5.11: Split of the European Algerian supply by route 2009 – 2013

Figure 5.12: Shares of Algerian import routes 2009 – 2013

5.2.2.3 Norwegian pipeline gas import routes

The split of the Norwegian imports since 2009 has generally remained stable between the different import routes with an exception in 2011, when a decrease in the flows to UK and Belgium was compensated with increasing flows to the remaining routes. This increase was particularly sharp for Germany. It derives from a combination of lower demand in the UK and increased LNG imports into the UK and Belgium.

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400 TWh/y

23

25

26

27

28

75

300

36

33

34

30

34

200

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14

14

12

12

13

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25

13

12

13

12

11

16

16

15

15

15

0

0

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2010

2011

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2013

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2010

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BE

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Figure 5.13: Split of the Norwegian supply by route 2009 – 2013

Figure 5.14: Shares of Norwegian import routes 2009 – 2013

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