Titlebook: Energy Transitions and the Future of Gas in the EU; Subsidise or Decarbo G?k?e Mete Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Now and Then: The Future of Gas Infrastructure in the EU,nance principles, this chapter provides a closer look at the implications of policy and regulation on infrastructure design and development, setting out projections on the future of gas infrastructure in the EU.

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Introduction,emissions means that the role of gas infrastructure in the EU will change drastically. This introductory chapter therefore highlights the urgency of examining the profitability of natural gas businesses in the future, including a focus on the issues of stranded assets and sectoral sustainability.

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Mapping Natural Gas Subsidies and Natural Gas Project Finance in the Light of Energy Transitions inEU ETS on company and government policies in their decisions to invest in gas infrastructure. This chapter will conclude with a discussion on lessons learned from the traditional methods of financing gas infrastructure and raise the question as to what innovative alternatives are available for renewable and decarbonised gases.

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Conclusion,ce. Given the urgency of addressing climate change in a very strict timeframe, this final chapter provides broad recommendations with implications for the future of the gas sector in the EU as it addresses climate change in the ongoing energy transition.

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Instrumente der Erfolgsplanung,emissions means that the role of gas infrastructure in the EU will change drastically. This introductory chapter therefore highlights the urgency of examining the profitability of natural gas businesses in the future, including a focus on the issues of stranded assets and sectoral sustainability.

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T. G. Nithya,P. Snega Priya,M. Kamarajce. Given the urgency of addressing climate change in a very strict timeframe, this final chapter provides broad recommendations with implications for the future of the gas sector in the EU as it addresses climate change in the ongoing energy transition.

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