Gasunie

Gasunie is a Dutch natural gas transportation company, established in 1999. It is a subsidiary of Gasunie, a Dutch gas infrastructure company. Gasunie is a joint venture between the Dutch government and the energy companies E.ON, Shell, and GasTerra. Gasunie is responsible for the transportation of natural gas in the Netherlands, while Gasunie is focused on the storage and distribution of natural gas.

Gasunie operates a network of pipelines that transport natural gas from the production sites to the consumption centers. The company's network covers approximately 10,000 kilometers of pipelines, with a capacity of around 150 billion cubic meters of natural gas per year. Gasunie's network is interconnected with the European gas network, allowing for the import and export of natural gas.

Gasunie is committed to safety, sustainability, and innovation. The company invests in the development of new technologies to improve the efficiency and reliability of its gas transportation network. Gasunie also focuses on reducing its environmental impact, implementing measures to minimize greenhouse gas emissions and promote the use of renewable energy sources.

Gasunie plays a crucial role in the Dutch energy landscape, ensuring the reliable and efficient transportation of natural gas to homes, businesses, and industries across the country. The company is regulated by the Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM), which oversees the safety and reliability of the gas transportation network.