Zelya Energy

Pricing & Access to Natural Gas Infrastructures

Tariff setting and regulation of access to gas networks and LNG terminals

With the liberalisation of European gas markets, the operation of infrastructures (LNG terminals, storage facilities) and networks (transmission and distribution) has been separated into distinct, regulated activities under the supervision of national authorities.

Many other regions—including Africa, Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Gulf countries—are now implementing similar reforms inspired by the European model.

Our Services

Zelya Energy plays a key advisory role for gas network operators, infrastructure users, and regulators, supporting them to:

  • Set, calculate, or simulate regulated and non-regulated access tariffs
  • Define and assess access conditions and balancing penalties
  • Evaluate the weighted average cost of capital (WACC) and incentive-based remuneration of investments
  • Design strategies for network development to balance supply and demand and foster competition
  • Implement national reforms to unbundle activities and strengthen regulation of networks and infrastructures
  • … and more

Tariff setting and regulation of access to gas networks and LNG terminals

Representative Engagements

Comparative assessment of profitability and investment remuneration in gas networks, storage, and LNG facilities

Design of tariff rules and access rates for networks and storage capacities

Economic and financial valuation of gas transmission and storage operators

Advisory support for the creation of a midstream gas industry

Guidance on the digitalisation of gas operations and flows

Customised consulting assignments

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Description & Summary

Zelya Energy assists energy regulators, managers of natural gas distribution and transportation networks, or storage infrastructure and LNG terminal infrastructures, as well as network users in the evaluation - including comparative - and setting of usage or access tariff conditions, access conditions, congestion management mechanism, incentive compensation system for investments, capacity allocation mechanism, balancing rules.

https://fr.eni.com/particuliers/comprendre-energie/contrat-energie/prix-gaz-france-tarifs-calculs

The access conditions to the network in France are updated and established by the ministry and the energy regulator: https://www.cre.fr/Gaz-naturel/Reseaux-de-gaz-naturel/Tarifs-d-acces The different tariff systems are called ATRTs

These are laws that determine the tariffs for using gas networks: https://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/codes/section_lc/LEGITEXT000023983208/LEGISCTA000023987114/