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Croatia: Gas market trends, analysis 2014

The total amount of natural gas in 2014th that has entered the transmission system amounted to 25,184 million kWh, of which 11,939 million kWh (47.4%) were domestically produced, 10.505 million kWh (41.7%) imported and 2,740 million kWh (10.9%) came out from PSP Okoli. The total amount of gas that came out of the transmission system amounted to 25.240 million kWh of which 13,054 million kWh (51.7%) went for end customers directly connected to the transmission system, 9,327 million kWh (37.0%) to customers in the distribution system and 2,859 million kWh (11.3%) for PSP Okoli.

The total amount of gas which gas suppliers delivered in 2014th to end customers connected to the distribution system amounted to 8,929 million kWh, whereby the 151 million kWh of gas captured was delivered. Of that to end customers who use public services were delivered 5,157 million kWh of gas, which is a decrease of 16.2% compared to the delivered amount in 2013th. To the end consumers on the distribution system were delivered 3,772 million kWh of gas, which is a decrease of 16.1% compared to the delivered quantity in 2013th. To the end consumers of the transportation system were delivered 13,054 million kWh of gas, which is a decrease of 12.8% in relation to the delivered amount in 2013th.

The total number of end-customers on the gas market at the end of 2014th was 649,674, of which 599,476 end customers use the public service, 50,173 end customers are supplied on market conditions from the distribution system and 25 end customers are supplied on market conditions from transport system. , transmits Serbia-energy.eu

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