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Monthly Gas Statistics JODI Gas

Energy Statistics TrainingParis, 4-8 March, 2013

Agnieszka KoscielniakMonthly Gas Statistics

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Overview

1. Annual Gas Data and Monthly Gas Data

2. Natural Gas Data Collection Systems

3. Short history of JODI Gas

4. Why JODI Gas is important

5. Structure of the JODI Gas Questionnaire

6. Practical exercises

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Natural gas – monthly versus annual

Monthly data

Annual data

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Three monthly natural gas data collection systems:

Monthly GasGasTradeFlows

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Historical background of JODI GAS

• Ministers supported to expand Joint Oil Data Initiative to other important sources of energy.

2006, 10th International Energy

Forum, Doha

• Ministers encouraged the IEF to extend JODI to natural gas.

2008, 11th International Energy

Forum, Rome • On extending energy data transparency initiative to monthly gas data commissioned by IEF.

May 2009, Feasibility Study

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Historical background of JODI GAS

• Questionnaire adopted

• December 2009 - trial data collection

2009, JODI meeting in Paris

• Ministers welcomed the progress made to cover monthly natural gas data for JODI.

2010 - 12th International Energy Forum, Cancun • Participation of JODI

partner organizations (APEC, Eurostat etc.) and Gas Exporting Countries Forum

2010 - Gas Data Transparency

Conference, Moscow

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Historical background of JODI GAS

• Call on organizations to make the JODI GAS a permanent reporting mechanism

May 2012, Gas Data Transparency

Conference, Doha, Qatar

• Release of a beta version of the JODI GAS database.

• JODI GAS becomes a permanent reporting mechanism for OECD countries.

January 2013 • JODI GAS Manual available

• Release of JODI GAS database

2013

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JODI Gas questionnaire

The questionnaire and the definitions have been agreed upon by the seven international organisations working on JODI

Questionnaire is small: minimum data required

The definitions are already used internationally in the annual questionnaires (Eurostat, IEA, APEC) and monthly questionnaire (Eurostat, IEA)

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What could JODI Gas contribute to?

More transparency in the global gas marketContribution to gas securityGas market becoming more global with LNG trade, therefore a need for a global systemCurrently not all gas producers and consumers report monthly data. JODI Gas would bring more timely dataGlobal coverage is very important for market monitoring

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General Format

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IEA FormatThe same format as for Monthly Gas Statistics 3 tables: Balance, Imports by origin, Exports by destination

Table 10: SUPPLY OF NATURAL GAS

(select country)

January 2011

Natural Gas Million cubic metres

Natural Gas Terajoules

Natural Gas Gross Calorific Value

calculatedA B C

Indigenous Production 1

Imports1 2

Exports2 3

Stock Change3 4

Gross Inland Deliveries (Calculated) 5 0 0

Statistical Difference 6 0 0

Gross Inland Deliveries Observed 7

Opening level of stocks held on national territory4 8

Closing level of stocks held on national territory 9

Own use and losses of the natural gas industry 10

Deliveries to Power Generation 11

NEW

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Detailed Trade data

MONTHLY OIL AND GAS QUESTIONNAIRETable 11: IMPORTS OF NATURAL GAS BY ORIGIN

Natural Gas Million cubic metres

Of which: LNGNatural Gas Terajoules

Of which: LNGNatural Gas

Gross Calorific Value calculated

A B C D E

Algeria 1 0 0 0 0Australia 2 0 0 0 0Austria 3 0 0 0 0Belgium 4 0 0 0 0Brunei 5 0 0 0 0Bulgaria 6 0 0 0 0Canada 7 0 0 0 0Cyprus 8 0 0 0 0Czech Republic 9 0 0 0 0Denmark 10 0 0 0 0Egypt 11 0 0 0 0Finland 12 0 0 0 0France 13 0 0 0 0Germany 14 0 0 0 0Greece 15 0 0 0 0Hungary 16 0 0 0 0Indonesia 17 0 0 0 0Iran 18 0 0 0 0

Pipeline Gas + LNG LNG

2 units : cubic meters and TJ

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IEA FormatTable 12: EXPORTS OF NATURAL GAS BY DESTINATION

(select country)

January 2011

Natural Gas Million cubic metres

Of which: LNGNatural Gas Terajoules

Of which: LNGNatural Gas

Gross Calorific Value calculated

A B C D EArgentina 1

Armenia 2

Australia 3

Austria 4

Belarus 5

Belgium 6

Bosnia and Herzegovina 7

Brazil 8

Bulgaria 9

Canada 10

Chile 11

China, People's Republic of 12

Chinese Taipei 13

Croatia 14

Cyprus 15

Czech Republic 16

Table 11: IMPORTS OF NATURAL GAS BY ORIGIN

(select country)

January 2011

Natural Gas Million cubic metres

Of which: LNG

Natural Gas Terajoules

Of which: LNG

Natural GasGross Calorific Value

calculatedA B C D E

Algeria 1

Argentina 2

Australia 3

Austria 4

Azerbaijan 5

Belgium 6

Bosnia and Herzegovina 7

Brunei Darussalam 8

Bulgaria 9

Canada 10

Chile 11

Croatia 12

Cyprus 13

Czech Republic 14

Denmark 15

Egypt 16

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