Energy Security of West Africa:the Case of Natural Gas
The Gas Supply Security Index (GSSI) is used to assess the security of natural gas supply of four gas producing countries in West Africa using five indicators: Gas Intensity, Net Gas Import Dependency, Ratio of Domestic Gas Production to Imports, Gross Inland Consumption and Geopolitical Risk. This...
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| description | The Gas Supply Security Index (GSSI) is used to assess the security of natural gas supply of four gas producing countries in West Africa using five indicators: Gas Intensity, Net Gas Import Dependency, Ratio of Domestic Gas Production to Imports, Gross Inland Consumption and Geopolitical Risk. This study identified that security of natural gas supply in West Africa is a major challenge as some of the major natural gas producers within the region are highly vulnerable to supply disruptions. Most of the countries studied rely solely on domestic production for supply security. Lack of diversification of supply source and the absence of natural gas storage facilities to safeguard the security of supply were identified as the major factors accounting for the high vulnerability among the natural gas producers within the region. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-1de610bf8ef248d1bdaba930a25097602022-12-21T20:35:48ZengUniversity of WarsawYearbook of Antitrust and Regulatory Studies1689-90242545-01152019-10-0112199111010.7172/1689-9024.YARS.2019.12.19.5Energy Security of West Africa:the Case of Natural GasElias Zigah0University of DundeeThe Gas Supply Security Index (GSSI) is used to assess the security of natural gas supply of four gas producing countries in West Africa using five indicators: Gas Intensity, Net Gas Import Dependency, Ratio of Domestic Gas Production to Imports, Gross Inland Consumption and Geopolitical Risk. This study identified that security of natural gas supply in West Africa is a major challenge as some of the major natural gas producers within the region are highly vulnerable to supply disruptions. Most of the countries studied rely solely on domestic production for supply security. Lack of diversification of supply source and the absence of natural gas storage facilities to safeguard the security of supply were identified as the major factors accounting for the high vulnerability among the natural gas producers within the region.https://www.yars.wz.uw.edu.pl/yars2019_12_19/91.pdfenergy securitynatural gasgas supply security indexwest africa |
| spellingShingle | Elias Zigah Energy Security of West Africa:the Case of Natural Gas Yearbook of Antitrust and Regulatory Studies energy security natural gas gas supply security index west africa |
| title | Energy Security of West Africa:the Case of Natural Gas |
| title_full | Energy Security of West Africa:the Case of Natural Gas |
| title_fullStr | Energy Security of West Africa:the Case of Natural Gas |
| title_full_unstemmed | Energy Security of West Africa:the Case of Natural Gas |
| title_short | Energy Security of West Africa:the Case of Natural Gas |
| title_sort | energy security of west africa the case of natural gas |
| topic | energy security natural gas gas supply security index west africa |
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