GCC Gas Model

Model ID · GGM

This model enables to determine the value of natural gas trade within the GCC. Quantitative analysis of the benefits of electricity trade coordination based upon the regional power grid. The modified fuel supply module optimizes regional production and transportation of oil and gas to meet domestic demand and to export to the international market.

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GGM

Initiative

Oil & Gas

Model published

2017

Simulator launched

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