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Infrastructure management
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GDF SUEZ owns major infrastructures related to its activities in LNG regasification, and natural gas transport, storage and distribution and electricity transmission, storage and distribution. Due to the opening up of European energy markets, the access of alternative energy suppliers to this infrastructure is based on strict principles of transparency and non-discrimination.
GDF SUEZ
- the largest European network for transporting natural gas,
- the largest European network for distributing natural gas,
- the second largest capacity in Europe for storing natural gas,
- the second largest capacity in Europe for offloading at LNG terminals.
The Group is developing its infrastructures to keep pace with the newly configured European natural gas markets and intends to invest 1.5 to 2 billion Euros a year over the next ten years in the initiative.
Gas transport and electricity transmission
From the place energy is produced to distribution over networks, energy is routed via transmission and transport infrastructures.
LNG Terminals
When the gas production site is isolated or too far removed from the place it will be consumed to allow for gas pipeline transport, natural gas is moved in the form of liquefied natural gas (LNG). A crucial link in supplying natural gas, LNG requires special facilities.
Gas storage
A major player in gas storage, GDF SUEZ manages infrastructures in France and in Europe.
Energy distribution
To route energy to the point where it will be used, the distribution network, open to all suppliers, is the last link the gas supply chain.
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