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Table A.5

European Oil Product Prices and Russian Gas Export Gas Prices, 2000–05

Fuel a

Gas oil ($/bbl) Fuel oila ($/bbl)

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

34.4

29.2

27.8

34.0

46.8

67.7

23.7

18.5

21.8

25.8

25.0

39.2

85.9

101.0

85.7

106.0

109.0

151.1

101.9

120.2

99.0

124.3

126.2

181.3

b

Natural gas (average price) ($/Mcm) c

Natural gas (for Europe) ($/Mcm)

Sources: International Energy Agency’s Oil Market Report; Russian State Customs Committee, Gazprom; Russian State Statistics Committee; Energywise Consultants. Note: bbl = barrel; Mcm = thousand cubic meters. a. Prices for gas oil and fuel oil (sulfur content up to 1 percent), according to the International Energy Agency’s Oil Market Report, at Rotterdam. b. Average price for Russian gas exports, according to Russian State Customs Committee. c. Average price for gas exported to countries that are not members of the Commonwealth of Independent States, estimated on the basis of data from the Russian State Customs Committee, Gazprom, and the Russian State Statistics Committee.

Figure A.2

European Oil Product Prices and Russian Export Gas Prices, 2000–05

80 400

70 60

40 200 30 20

price ($/Mcm)

price ($/barrel)

300 50

100

10 0

0 2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

year gas oil, Rotterdam (left-hand axis) fuel oil, Rotterdam (left-hand axis) natural gas, non-CIS Europe (right-hand axis) natural gas, all-exports average (right-hand axis)

Source: Energywise Consultants. Note: CIS = Commonwealth of Independent States; Mcm = thousand cubic meters.

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