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    European Biomethane Map

    This comprehensive map locates and lists all known biomethane installations in Europe. It has been produced with the information gathered from national biogas associations, energy agencies and companies.

    The Biomethane Map is the result of an ongoing collaboration between the European Biogas Association (EBA) and GIE, promoting the development of renewable gases. The map has been built with the support of EBA members, who have provided the necessary data, and the EBA Secretariat.

    This is the fourth edition of the map. Data sources of each country are listed on the map. Data covers active facilities under operation, according to the available data by October 2022.
    Data availability depends on the country. Many more plants are planned or under construction.

    Additional information

    Additional information

    Version

    April 2023

    Updates

    Annual

    Format

    A0

    Dimensions

    1189 x 841mm

    Process

    Quadri color offset print

    Paper options

    250g glossy paper with glossy lamination on one side

    Finishing options

    Plano (rolled)

    Packaging

    Delivered in cardboard box

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    GIE LNG Map

    The GIE LNG Map provides comprehensive information on existing and under construction LNG Terminals in Europe, including send-out capacity, LNG storage capacity and the main terminal characteristics. Planned or under study LNG terminals projects are also detailed.

    The LNG map is updated annually with first-hand information provided by GLE members making it a reliable source of information for the LNG business

    Maps are available free of charge, but we do need to charge shipping costs.

    Additional information

    Version

    November 2022

    Updates

    Annual

    Format

    A0

    Dimensions

    1189 x 841mm

    Process

    Quadri color offset print

    Paper options

    250g glossy paper with glossy lamination on one side

    Finishing options

    Plano (rolled)

    Packaging

    Delivered in cardboard box

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    GIE Small Scale LNG Map

    The 2020 edition of the GIE Small scale LNG map provides an updated overview as comprehensive as possible of the LNG infrastructures (large scale and small scale) offering LNG small-scale services in Europe.

    The display has also been improved, in particular with specific tables, to make the readability even more user friendly.

    Data shows that LNG infrastructures offering LNG small-scale services are continuing to develop strongly throughout Europe, thus allowing further development of LNG whether as fuel in maritime and heavy road transport or as off-grid energy solution.

    • For road transport, the existing trend has been confirmed: there are now about 280 LNG fuelling stations in operation, while the milestone of the 200th station was reached just one year ago.
    • For ships bunkering, the progress is even more striking: there are now 9 vessels dedicated to LNG bunkering, with 5 more expected to be delivered by the end of 2020, while three years ago there were only 2.
    • Supplying industrial sites not connected to the gas grid is another expanding major usage of small-scale LNG.

    Infrastructures offering small scale services expand the geographic availability of small-scale LNG onshore, on inland waterways or at sea. Related services are now or will soon be available in nearly all large-scale terminals, new projects of small-scale LNG terminals and small-scale liquefaction plants are also developing in more and more countries.

    Moreover, an additional step allowing the energy transition has been taken: Liquid biomethane production plants are developing in several European countries.

    LNG is an very attractive alternative to heavy fuel oil and diesel in freight transport and shipping, as well as in supply of off-grid sites, thanks to its superior environmental performance (up to 25% less CO2, up to 90% less NOx, negligible quantity sulphur and fine particulates).

    The rapid growth of small-scale LNG illustrates its potential to pave the way to a greener energy future.

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    Additional information

    Version

    June 2020

    Updates

    Bi-annual

    Format

    A0

    Dimensions

    1189 x 841mm

    Process

    Quadri color offset print

    Paper options

    250g glossy paper with glossy lamination on one side

    Finishing options

    Plano (rolled)

    Packaging

    Delivered in cardboard box

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    GIE Storage Map

    The GIE Storage Map provides comprehensive information on existing and under construction underground gas storage facilities in Europe, including working gas volume, withdrawal and injection capacity as well as other main characteristics. Planned or under study storage projects are also detailed.

    The Storage Map is updated every second year with first-hand information provided by GSE members making it a reliable source of information for the Storage business.

    The new initiative builds on the work done by ENTSOG in the area of Ten-Year Network Development Plan (TYNDP) and Winter and Summer Supply Outlooks as well as on the transparency initiatives developed by Gas Storage Europe (GSE) and Gas LNG Europe (GLE).

    The map series aims at providing a compact and regular overview of existing gas infrastructure and outlook for its development as well as of actual supply and demand situation at both the European and national level from the perspective of a respective year. It aims at establishing an easy reference for such information and at mapping trends and their development over time. As such it contributes to enhanced transparency of the gas market.

    Additional information

    Version

    July 2021

    Updates

    Bi-annual

    Format

    A0

    Dimensions

    1189 x 841mm

    Process

    Quadri color offset print

    Paper options

    250g glossy paper with glossy lamination on one side

    Finishing options

    Plano (rolled)

    Packaging

    Delivered in cardboard box

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    System Capacity Map

    The System Capacity map illustrates the latest European gas infrastructure and capacities, providing useful gas market data for enhanced transparency. Historical data on gas demand and supply at European level from the latest Summer and Winter Review Reports are presented aggregated in the form of charts. The map also presents import and transmission capacity data as of date of publication. Information regarding the gas storage fill rate and LNG capacities shown were obtained from the GIE AGSI and ALSI platforms respectively.

    This map is published jointly with ENTSOG.

    The System Capacity map was first published in 2024 and combines the information from the former System Development and Transmission Capacity maps.

    Additional information

    Version

    2024

    Updates

    Annual

    Format

    XXL

    Dimensions

    1600 x 1200mm

    Process

    Quadri color offset print

    Paper options

    250g glossy paper with glossy lamination on one side

    Finishing options

    Plano (rolled)

    Packaging

    Delivered in cardboard box

    Add to cart