"Going back to basics: gas molecules"-very informative (as usual) @EEF_EnergyForum
#MEP Assistant Briefing chaired by @MihaelMihov. Great to be back after the summer in the amazing #EEF family. And now it's probably time for a briefing on electricity?😉 #backtoschool #EnergyUnion

Making pathways for prosperity, solidity & cohesion in SE Europe.

Learn about #gasinfrastructure's role for security of supply with GIE Secretary General @AchovskiBoyana at #EconMetSummit.

🇬🇷5-6 Sept
🤝Meet Ministers, Ambassadors & industry leaders
📩https://events.economist.com/events-conferences/fourth-thessaloniki-metropolitan-summit/

Are you prepared to meet the European energy market compliance requirements? Sign up for the August 13 webinar and gain actionable insights from @CDataSoftware and @GIEBrussels. Don't miss out!
https://bit.ly/4d1M9lT

Watch how collaboration between gas infrastructure and the #biomethane industry can contribute to the EU climate targets.

Listen to Harmen Dekker, CEO of @European_Biogas, who joined us to discuss the role of terminal operators in greening and securing energy for Europe.

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Who we are

GIE is the voice of the gas infrastructure operators of Europe.
We represent operators working and innovating with renewable and low-carbon molecules, including hydrogen, biomethane, natural gas and synthetic gases.

3 columns 
Our activities are scoped under 3 columns:
transmission pipelines, storage facilities and LNG terminals.


History
The association was formally established on 10 March 2005 as a legally independent and non-profit association with official articles of association.
Its Secretariat is based in Brussels, at the heart of the European quarter in Brussels, Avenue de Cortenbergh 100.

Leadership
The President of GIE is  Torben Brabo, who as well holds the position of Senior Vice President of the International Relations in Energinet Group, the Danish national transmission system operator for electricity and gas.
The Secretary-General is Boyana Achovski, who leads the GIE team daily and coordinates the association’s activities across Europe.

Our DNA

Mission

Effective communication and our engagement in the political decision-making processes enable GIE to strengthen the development of the European gas infrastructure operators. By doing so, we pave the pathway towards a cleaner and more sustainable future for all.

 

GIE’s mission comprise, but it is not limited to:

  • Promoting a safe, reliable and efficient European gas infrastructure system suitable for meeting present and future needs;
  • Promoting the completion of the internal market and the development of a well interconnected, integrated and flexible gas infrastructure system in Europe in order to enhance security of supply, integrate European wholesales markets and ensure the free flow of energy across the borders;
  • Promoting the important role of gas and gas infrastructure in achieving the EU energy policy objectives in a reliable, cost-effective and sustainable way;
  • Promoting innovation such as new uses of gas, new technologies, new services, etc.;
  • Contributing to the setting of a stable EU policy and regulatory framework in cooperation with EU institutions and European regulatory authorities;
  • Voicing the opinion of the TSOs, SSOs and LSOs in Europe with respect to the previous points thus representing the sole interest of infrastructure operators.

 

Vision

Our vision is that by 2050, the gas infrastructure (pipelines, storage assets and LNG terminals) will be the backbone of the new innovative energy system. We are here to deliver the cleanest, most secure, efficient and sustainable energy supply for the European citizens and industries.

 

Goal

Our goal is to be the voice in Europe of the gas infrastructure operators and to ensure GIE is the go-to destination for the EU and international stakeholders, as well as Brussels-based and international media.

 

To achieve this, GIE works to:

  • Provide the latest technological and innovative developments in the sector’s efforts to achieve climate neutrality by 2050;
  • Provide the most accurate, reliable and updated data from the industry;
  • Act as the central point on gas infrastructure issues and interact with wider national, EU and international stakeholders;

 

Values

The interests of the gas infrastructure business are our number one priority.

  • We work in strong partnership with our members and leverage their contributions;
  • We foster GIE’s messages and narratives proactively;
  • We nurture the relations with our stakeholders;

 

A healthy work environment is what makes us deliver top-class results.

  • The strength of the team is each individual member. The strength of each individual member is the team;
  • Fairness, integrity, transparency and collaboration are at the core of our daily work;
  • We nurture a culture of feedback and trust;
  • We value diversity and inclusivity;

Structure

GIE is the umbrella organisation for its three subdivisions

GTE – Gas Transmission Europe
representing the Transmission System Operators (TSO)

GLE – Gas LNG Europe
representing the LNG Terminal Operators (LSO)

GSE – Gas Storage Europe
representing the Storage System Operators (SSO)