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We are the European association of gas infrastructure operators.
Our 71 members operate a well-connected, highly flexible critical energy infrastructure.
We provide consumers and companies with access to affordable energy and our assets can advance Europe’s energy transition to an integrated energy system and ensure industrial competitiveness.

Gas infrastructure in a nutshell:

  • Operates a well-connected, highly flexible critical energy infrastructure.
  • Provides consumers and companies with access to affordable energy.
  • Advancing Europe’s energy transition to an integrated energy system.
  • Ensuring industrial competitiveness.

Key figures:

  • EU storages can hold 4 months of EU gas demand.
  • 29 LNG terminals imported a third of EU gas demand in 2023.
  • 205.060 km of pipelines enable gas supply to 100 million households and thousands of companies.

Putting these valuable assets to use during the energy crisis enabled Europe to:

  • Rapidly diversify gas imports via LNG terminals.
  • Secure sufficient energy by filling underground storages.
  • Adapt gas flows from West to East.
  • Bringing energy costs down and ensuring industrial competitiveness.

NEWS

Latest GIE headlines from Europe
and around the world.

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European Associations Call for a Hydrogen Grids Strategy in Upcoming EU Grids Package

During European Hydrogen Week, GIE, Hydrogen Europe, and other associations urged the European Commission to embed a Hydrogen Grids Strategy in the upcoming EU Grids Package. The strategy would accelerate […]

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Call for Project Submissions: Hydrogen Infrastructure Map Update

GIE and five industry associations invite project promoters to submit new and updated information for the upcoming update of the Hydrogen Infrastructure Map. The deadline for submissions is 17 October […]

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New GIE Position Paper on the Regulatory Framework of CO2 infrastructure

The paper outlines a roadmap to accelerate Europe’s industrial decarbonisation through COâ‚‚ transport and storage infrastructure, highlighting key measures to de-risk investments and unlock financing. 👉 [Read the Press Release] […]

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New ALSI Data Available for Wilhelmshaven LNG Terminal 2

We are pleased to announce that daily ALSI data for Germany’s Wilhelmshaven LNG Terminal 2, operated by @DET Deutsche Energy Terminal GmbH and supported by the FSRU Excelerate Excelsior, are […]

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Joint Statement: Liquefaction by equivalence is a key enabler for biomethane growth and transport decarbonisation

Liquefaction by equivalence is crucial to scale up bio-LNG for cleaner trucking and shipping. By using existing LNG terminals and the EU gas grid, it ensures efficient, low-emission fuel delivery. […]

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2025 European Biomethane Map Released

GIE and EBA (the European Biogas Association) are proud to launch the 2025 European Biomethane Map, which showcases 1,678 plants operating in 25 European countries. Biomethane is scaling fast, with 122 […]

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Joint statement: Urgent call to correct course on EU’s draft Low Carbon Fuels Regulation

A coalition of energy stakeholders is calling on the European Commission to amend its draft Delegated Regulation on low carbon fuels. The current version risks blocking the production and import […]

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GIE and industrial stakeholders call for H2 Grids Strategy in EU package

GIE and a consortium of other European organisations are urging the European Commission in a joint statement to make the Grids Package a robust tool to strengthen the continent’s security […]