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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.
chemXplore tracks 22 projects involving Gasunie, of which 17 are active.
Besides these 17, the record holds 5 completed projects.
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11 more active projects and the 5 that are completed, on hold or cancelled are in the record. See all 22 in chemXplore →
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New 180,000 m³ tank adds 4 bcm/y regasification, raising terminal capacity to 20 bcm/y and strengthening supply security for the Netherlands and NW Europe.
Government will finalise a financing approach this year to give investors certainty and keep hydrogen transport tariffs affordable as market develops.
Draft project decision, EIA and permits open for comment 18 Sep–29 Oct 2026; route crosses Beverwijk, Velsen, Zaanstad, Haarlemmermeer and Amsterdam.
Targets FID in 2027 and operations in 2030; recruitment started for Project Director; permits advanced but appeal pending; PCI status and EU CEF subsidy secured.
Final drilling section completed, bringing commissioning closer and allowing residual Port of Rotterdam heat to supply roughly 120,000 homes and businesses.
Inspected a container terminal, discussed hundreds‑million‑euro investment plans and constraints with industry, and toured Shell’s Holland Hydrogen 1 green‑hydrogen facility.
Raised FY2026 proportional EBITDA and operating free cash flow guidance; first semi‑annual interim dividend of EUR 0.72; major growth and BESS investments progressing.
Opened a 32‑km Rotterdam hydrogen pipeline, progressed CO₂ and heat projects, boosted LNG capacity, and saw shifting gas flows with higher power‑sector demand.
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