March 2006 - EFET Survey - Could do better

Gas transmission access systems across Europe must be improved significantly before efficient trading can take place, say gas traders in a recent poll conducted by the European Federation of Energy Traders

During a six-month study carried out by the European Federation of Energy Traders, gas traders were asked to evaluate using a scorecard approach, the major gas transmission systems in Europe.

The results showed that traders feel transmission systems operators (TSOs) can do a lot more to develop a transparent and liquid wholesale gas market throughout Europe, says EFET. The evaluation also showed that the German systems appear to be lagging behind the rest of Europe.

"Gas traders hope that the

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