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WHO WE ARE

Gas Infrastructure Europe (GIE) is the association of the gas infrastructure operators of Europe. Its members company works and innovate with renewable and low-carbon molecules, including hydrogen, biomethane, natural gas and synthetic gases. Its activities are scoped under 3 columns: GTE (transmission pipelines), GSE (storage facilities) and GLE (LNG terminals). Collaboration, diversity, and sustainability is set to shape Europe’s clean energy landscape and GIE is determined to support Europe’s transformation with its futureproofed solutions.

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“The best way to predict the future is to invent it.”

We foster a more innovative, secure, and decarbonised energy system – inventing a brighter future for Europe. I look forward to deliver European objectives in short-, mid- and long-terms.

Torben Brabo

GIE President
Chairman of GIE Board and GIE General Assembly

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Scaling BioLNG and eLNG for Maritime Sector Decarbonisation in Europe

Why Emissions Allocation Must Follow the Biomethane/e-Methane Chain of Custody in the Recast Implementing Regulation on Sustainability Certification

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Europe’s growing biomethane sector highlights the strategic role of gas infrastructure

The latest European Biomethane Map confirms that renewable gas production is expanding rapidly, but unlocking its full value will depend on Europe’s infrastructure and market integration

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Industry organisations call for Adequate Treatment of Hydrogen in the EU Grids Package

As Europe seeks to strengthen competitiveness, energy security and decarbonisation, hydrogen infrastructure will be essential, alongside electricity networks, in building an integrated and resilient energy system.

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Beyond filling targets: GIE calls for a European toolbox to unlock the strategic value of gas storage
As the European Commission prepares its upcoming Energy Security Package, the debate is increasingly shifting beyond short-term filling targets towards the longer-term role of gas storage in safeguarding Europe against [...]