Gasunie

Gasunie is a Dutch state-owned energy infrastructure company that designs, builds, and operates high-pressure gas transport and related assets in the Netherlands and Germany. Through Gasunie Transport Services (GTS) and Gasunie Deutschland, it manages cross-border natural gas transmission and system balancing for industrial, power, and distribution customers.

The company is a key enabler of the energy transition. It is developing a national hydrogen backbone via Hynetwork Services to connect industrial clusters, ports, and import routes with production and storage, and to link the Dutch market with neighboring countries. Gasunie also works on large-scale hydrogen storage pilots in salt caverns, integrates biomethane into the grid, and co-owns LNG import infrastructure such as the Gate terminal in Rotterdam. In carbon management, it participates in CO2 transport projects, including the Porthos network, to facilitate capture and storage from industrial sites.

Operating under a regulated, open-access model, Gasunie provides capacity, transport, and system services that support security of supply and decarbonization across north-western Europe, in cooperation with other transmission system operators and public authorities.