Technological Forecasting & Social Change Dynamics of the UK natural gas industry : System dynamics modelling and long-term energy policy analysis

Technological Forecasting & Social Change Dynamics of the UK natural gas industry : System dynamics modelling and long-term energy policy analysis
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Kong Chyong Chi;W. Nuttall;D. Reiner
Kong Chyong Chi;W. Nuttall;D. Reiner
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Article history: Received 25 November 2007 Received in revised form 6 June 2008 Accepted 8 June 2008 We present a dynamic model of the indigenous natural gas industry in the UK. The model has been built using a system dynamics approach. Using the model several scenarios have been analyzed. We found that management of the supply-side policy alone cannot substantially postpone the discovery, production and consumption peak. We also found that the dynamics of the main variables, namely, exploration, production and consumption, are sensitive to initial demand conditions. Postponing the onset of gas price increases can therefore be achieved more effectively through efforts to reduce demand growth. One might expect that a low taxation policy would encourage more exploration and production of gas and thereby stimulate higher consumption rates. Instead, there was no overall net effect on production and consumption in the long term. The depletion effect on cost of exploration acts as counterbalance to low taxation policy. Depletion effect causes cost and thus price to rise further which depress consumption rate. The advances in exploration and production technology can delay the peak of exploration, production and consumption. Technological improvements mean lower cost of exploration and production which pressure down the long-term pattern of price dynamics. © 2008 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.