"Going back to basics: gas molecules"-very informative (as usual) @EEF_EnergyForum
#MEP Assistant Briefing chaired by @MihaelMihov. Great to be back after the summer in the amazing #EEF family. And now it's probably time for a briefing on electricity?😉 #backtoschool #EnergyUnion

Making pathways for prosperity, solidity & cohesion in SE Europe.

Learn about #gasinfrastructure's role for security of supply with GIE Secretary General @AchovskiBoyana at #EconMetSummit.

🇬🇷5-6 Sept
🤝Meet Ministers, Ambassadors & industry leaders
📩https://events.economist.com/events-conferences/fourth-thessaloniki-metropolitan-summit/

Are you prepared to meet the European energy market compliance requirements? Sign up for the August 13 webinar and gain actionable insights from @CDataSoftware and @GIEBrussels. Don't miss out!
https://bit.ly/4d1M9lT

Watch how collaboration between gas infrastructure and the #biomethane industry can contribute to the EU climate targets.

Listen to Harmen Dekker, CEO of @European_Biogas, who joined us to discuss the role of terminal operators in greening and securing energy for Europe.

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We are the European association of gas infrastructure operators.
Our 70 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.
  • 260,000 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.

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