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Zasilanie gazem zakładów przemysłowych

100%

Bąkowski K.

2000

tom Nr 11

435-438

Gas supply systems in industrial plants (overground and underground gas pipings). Accumulative capacity of industrial installations. Example of gas distribution in industrial rooms. Supply scheme for gas devices equipped with injector burners.

Stan rozwoju gazownictwa - statystyczne spektrum

88%

Gorczyca M.

2010

tom Nr 5

2-5

Bilans gazu ziemnego. Wyposażenie miast w sieć gazową. Stan urządzeń infrastruktury gazowniczej. Ludność korzystająca z sieci gazowej. Zużycie gazu przez gospodarstwa domowe ,ceny gazu i wydatki z tytułu jego zużycia.

Natural gas balance. Gas grids availability in cities. State of gas supply infrastructure devices. People using gas grids. Gas consumption in households. Gas prices and consumption expenses.

Dokładność rozliczania dostaw gazu w realnych warunkach opomiarowania

88%

Dopke J.

2006

tom Nr 2

2-7

Security of Gas Supply in the Countries of the Visegrád Group

88%

Tarnawski M.

Securitologia

2015

nr 1(21)

127-142

In spite of efforts on the part of the European Union to promote renewable sources of energy, conventional resources such as oil, natural gas and coal still dominate in individual EU energy mixes. With the rising costs of resources, their uneven distribution and limited supply, each state is busy trying to ensure its energy security. Secure and stable supply of energy resources has becoming the main preoccupation, especially in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe. Over the recent years, the Visegrád Group states have made particularly intensive efforts to ensure their supply of natural gas. The unstable political situation in the east of Europe as well as changes in natural gas markets (shale gas revolution in the USA, increased importance of LNG) gave rise to new challenges when it comes to ensuring gas security, but also new opportunities to become independent of eastern imports. It is precisely the fact of being dependent on natural gas imported from Russia that determines the situation of Visegrád Group states. The present paper tries to analyse the situation in Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary in terms of security of their natural gas supply.

Zarządzanie ryzykiem volumenu na polskim rynku gazu

63%

Oracz H.

2007

tom Nr 2

2-4

Duty of monitoring gas supply safety, i. e. estimating demand for natural gas. Estimated way of covering the demand in the full charge curve range. Way of covering emergency supplies. The consequences of a short-term lack of balance - examples.