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The European Natural Gas Network SHTOKMAN SNØHVIT Pechora Sea ASKELADD MELKØYA TRADING POINTS / MARKET AREAS KEYS ALBATROSS Hammerfest Salekhard (DK) (IE) Nr Location System Operators : logos Barents 400 NPTF 407 IBP 01 Trading Points / Market Areas KILDIN N (CH-IT) Sea (DK) (FR-N) 027 Griespass (CH) / Passo Gries (IT) 401 GTF (Bilateral Trading Point) 408 PEG NORD Cross-border interconnection point Cross-border Europe 001 1A 1A within Europe Under construction or Planned MURMAN (NL) (IT) FluxSwiss Snam Rete Gas Y B 11,349 11,349 402 TTF 411 PSV 634,7 001 Cross-border interconnection point Cross-border third country import/export Swissgas Snam Rete Gas N B 11,349 11,349 with third country (import/export) Under construction or Planned (DE) (ES) Min Max Pomorskiy 403 VHP GASPOOL 412 PVB System Operators Capacity Flow GCV 001 LNG Terminals’ entry point LNG Import Terminal 1C Strait (HU) intro transmission system Under construction or Planned Murmansk 413 MGP Capacity 622,6 Max. technical physical capacity in GWh/d LNG Export Terminal 1C LNG Export Terminal (AT ) Under construction or Planned Where dierent Maximum Technical Capacities are dened by the neighbouring 414 CEGH TSOs for the same Interconnection Point, the lesserREYKJAVIK rule is applied. Small scale LNG liquefaction plant Small scale LNG liquefaction plant If capacity information is available only on one side of the border (BE) 415 ZTP (Zeebrugge Trading Point H-Zone) Under construction or Planned due to condentiality reasons, the available gure is selected for publication. Interconnections shown on map only when rm technical capacity is existing. ICELAND 404 VHP NetConnect Germany (PL) 001 Intra-country or intra balancing zone points 417 VTP-GAZ-SYSTEM Available ow direction for each TSO (BE) Third country cross-border interconnection point Y B B : Point physically bi-directional: TSO can oer rm capacity in both directions 418 ZBG (Zeebrugge Beach) Avenue de Cortenbergh 100 T +32 2 894 51 00 [email protected] Flow Y : TSO oers rm capacity in one direction, and virtual backhaul capacity in the other N B N : TSO oers rm capacity in one direction (FR) B - 1000 Brussels F +32 2 894 51 01 www.entsog.eu (CZ) 419 TRS Port Vitino 405 OTE Khanty Transport by pipeline Gas storage facilities refers to the 2nd TSO on the row refers to the 1st TSO on the row (UK) under 24” LNG Peak Shaving 406 NBP 24” to 36” Assumed GCV for conversion in Mio Nm3 /d Acquifer GCV 11,349 11,349 (kWh/Nm3, reference combustion temperature 25C) 36” and over Salt cavity - cavern Min. Max. CROSS-BORDER INTERCONNECTION POINTS LNG TERMINAL’S ENTRY POINTS THE EUROPEAN WITH NON-EU COUNTRIES (IMPORT) INTO TRANSMISSION SYSTEM project - : Not applicable Depleted (Gas) eld on shore / oshore 000 Virtual point (NO-UK) (BE-BE) Summer Capacity : 200 St. Fergus 300 Zeebrugge LNG NATURAL GAS NETWORK Other type indicated in case extra capacity is available during summer months NORNE Transport by tanker White Sea Unknown Tornio Manga LNG Gassco National Grid Gas 705,8 N 11,000 11,000 Fluxys LNG Fluxys Belgium 515,3 Y 11,630 11,630 LNG route (NO-DE) DOCKSIDE (UK-UK) 301 Teesside Gas storage project ENTSOG currently comprises 45 TSO members, 201 Dornum REGASIFICATION LNG route project ASGARD HELDRUN 2 Associated Partners and 4 Observers Dockside regasi cation National Grid Gas 444,6 - N 11,000 11,000 2017 KRISTIN Gassco Gasunie DTS - - (UK-UK) Countries 302 Isle of Grain CAPACITIES AT CROSS-BORDER POINTS ON THE PRIMARY MARKET Data collection related to the situation on 1st of January 2017 NJORD HALTENPIPE Gassco jordgas Transport 721,3 N Y 11,500 11,500 Gas Reserve areas ENTSOG Member Countries FAROE Gassco Open Grid Europe - - Grain LNG National Grid Gas 699,0 N 11,000 11,000 drilling platform Current capacity data can be found at https://transparency.entsog.eu ISLANDS All data provided on this map is for information purposes and shall be treated as ENTSOG Associated Partner (DK) DRAUGEN T (NO-DE) (UK-UK) NORTHERN LIGHTS 202 Emden (EPT1) 303 Milford Haven indicative and non-contractual in nature, without pre-empting dierent outcomes of any gas eld ENTSOG Observers possible discussion held at regional level. Other Countries Dragon LNG National Grid Gas - N scale = 1 : 8.000.000 Map version : May 2017 TRANSPORT Gassco Gasunie DTS GASPOOL - - 945,1 11,000 11,000 Under no circumstances shall it be regarded as information intended for commercial use. South Hook National Grid Gas - N (4) Gassco Open Grid Europe NCG - - ORMEN LANGE Tjeldbergodden Trondheim 988,9 N Y (FR-FR) Gassco Gasunie TS Netherlands 11,500 12,100 304 Montoir de Bretagne (FR-CH) (DE-PL) BRENT CROSS-BORDER INTERCONNECTION POINTS 031 Oltingue (FR) / Rodersdorf (CH) 082 GCP GAZ-SYSTEM/ONTRAS Gassco Thyssengas NCG 11,170 12,800 ASGARD Elengy GRTgaz 370,0 11,600 11,600 WITHIN EU AND WITH NON-EU COUNTRIES (EXPORT) MAGNUS - N (4) GTS entries at Emden EPT and Bunde/OSZ (OGE, GUD-H, GASCADE) PEG North GRTgaz FluxSwiss Y 11,400 11,412 ONTRAS GAZ-SYSTEM 48,7 - B 11,150 11,150 Tampen Link STATFJORD MURCHINSON are limited by a cluster capacity of 1.517,9 GWh/d. (UK-BE) 223,0 SNORRE (FR-FR) 001 Zeebrugge IZT GRTgaz Swissgas Y N 11,400 11,400 GAZ-SYSTEM ONTRAS 0,1 B - 11,150 11,150 Nyhamna Gulf of Bothnia VISUND (NO-BE) 305 Fos (Tonkin / Cavaou) TERN 204 Zeebrugge ZPT (DK-DE) According to Art. 19 (9) of CAM NC, ONTRAS and GAZ-SYSTEM to agreed to oer the capacity KVITEBJØRN LANGELED NORTH Interconnector Fluxys Belgium 630,1 036 Ellund at one virtual interconnection point - GCP GAZ-SYSTEM/ONTRAS B 11,500 11,630 SHETLANDS GULLFAKS Gassco Fluxys Belgium 488,0 Y 11,630 11,630 Fluxys Belgium Interconnector 803,4 (RO-BG) Fos Fosmax LNG GRTgaz - N 11,600 11,600 Gasunie DTS ENERGINET 11,000 11,000 HEATHER Cavaou 083 Ruse (BG) / Giurgiu (RO) (NO-FR) TRS (BE-NL) 60,6 B ALWYN HULDRA 002 Zelzate Open Grid Europe ENERGINET 11,000 11,000 205 Dunkerque 410,0 VESLEFRIKK Fos Elengy GRTgaz - N 11,600 11,600 Bulgartransgaz Transgaz 21,6 11,425 11,442 Tonkin Gasunie DTS BRAGE Yekaterinburg TRS ENERGINET 12,100 12,100 B Petrozavodsk Gassco GRTgaz 570,0 N 11,400 11,400 Fluxys Belgium Gasunie TS 271,2 11,630 11,630 32,7 B Transgaz Bulgartransgaz 1,6 11,382 11,425 TUNE B ENERGINET Open Grid Europe 12,100 12,100 TROLL (IT-IT) Gasunie TS Fluxys Belgium 396,0 (NO-UK) 306 Panigaglia 11,630 11,630 OSEBERG TOGI NORWAY SWEDEN FINLAND (DK-SE) Kyroskoski 206 Easington (BE-NL) Dragør INTRA COUNTRY Zelzate (Zebra Pijpleiding) 037 Pori LNG Tampere GNL Italia Snam Rete Gas 112,7 N 11,862 11,862 Nokia BALANCING ZONE INTERCONNECTION POINTS Pori Gassco National Grid Gas 793,3 N 11,000 11,000 ENERGINET Swedegas AB 87,8 Y Y 12,100 12,100 Cavarzere (IT-IT) Fluxys Belgium Zebra Pijpleiding 122,0 Y - 11,630 11,630 (MA-ES) 307 (DK-DK) OGT (Porto Levante / Adriatic LNG) (PL-DE) 100 Nybro Imatra 207 Tarifa (NL-BE) 038 Mallnow 003 Zandvliet H-gas Lahti Lappeenranta 211 GNL Adriatico ITG - N 10,999 10,999 STATPIPE Hameenlinna EMPL 444,0 274,3 DONG ENERGINET 396,0 - N 12,100 12,100 Kouvola Kirov Europe Maghreb Pipeline Ltd Enagás - N 11,630 11,630 Snam Rete Gas GASCADE GAZ-SYSTEM (ISO) 117,6 HEIMDAL Bergen GNL Adriatico - N 11,615 11,615 Denmark Denmark BERYL Gasunie TS Fluxys Belgium 46,9 Y 11,630 11,630 B 11,070 11,080 FLAGS NLGP JOTUN (DZ-ES) GAZ-SYSTEM (ISO) GASCADE 931,5 Vyborg 208 Almeria Snam Rete Gas is reporting the data at Cavarzere on behalf of Infrastrutture Trasporto Gas, (DE-DE) OUTER FUKA Kollsnes which is the actual operator at the point. Poppel (BE) // (NL-BE) 103 Kienbaum HEBRIDES Mäntsälä Kotka 004 (DE-CZ) Turku Hilvarenbeek / Zandvliet-L (NL) Pansio LNG (GR-GR) 040 Brandov (CZ) / Stegal (DE) Espoo Medgaz Enagás 266,0 - N 12,150 12,150 STATPIPE OSLO 308 Agia Triada GASCADE Open Grid Europe 66,6 Y - - VESTERLED Lohja Tolkkinen Primorsk Kustanay Gasunie TS Fluxys Belgium 642,1 Y 9,770 9,770 RUSSIA (TN-IT) NET4GAS GASCADE 0,0 N GASPOOL NCG HELSINKI 11,190 11,200 MILLER ZEEPIPE IIA Siuntio (Pölans) 209 Mazara del Vallo (NL-BE) DESFA DESFA 149,9 - N 12,002 12,002 's Gravenvoeren Dilsen (BE) / (DE-DE) Bygnes Haugesund St. Petersburg 005 Olbernhau (DE) / (DE-CZ) 104 Broichweiden Süd SLEIPNER Inkoo CIS 's Gravenvoeren / Obbicht (NL) Karmøy (ES-ES) Hora Svaté Kateřiny (CZ) PIPER Hanko TPMC Snam Rete Gas 1.203,3 - N 11,754 11,754 309 Barcelona ZEEPIPE IIB Kårstø Gulf of Finland Gasunie TS Fluxys Belgium 352,6 Y 11,630 11,630 SAGE STATPIPE (LY-IT) GASCADE NET4GAS 319,7 N 11,100 11,200 GASCADE Thyssengas 0,5 Y 10,600 11,700 Tallinn SLEIPNER CONDENSATE BALTIC CONNECTOR Narva 225 210 Gela Eynatten 1 (BE) // (BE-DE) GASPOOL NCG Stavanger STOCKHOLM Enagás Enagás 544,0 - N 11,630 11,630 006 (DE-CZ) St. Fergus Rafnes Hora Svaté Kateřiny (CZ) / Sea of the HebridesINNER Lichtenbusch / Raeren (DE) 041 (DE-DE) FORTIES DRAUPNER Ora/ LNG (ES-ES) Deutschneudorf (Sayda) (DE) 105 Lampertheim IV HEBRIDES FULMAR BRITTANNIA Skangass (Fredrikstad) Paldiski TALLINN Green Stream Snam Rete Gas 513,3 - N 11,596 11,596 310 Sagunto Risavika Fluxys Belgium GASCADE 129,5 (RU-FI) B 11,630 11,630 NET4GAS ONTRAS 197,5 EVEREST 211 Imatra GASCADE Fluxys Belgium 141,8 B 11,200 11,230 GASCADE terranets bw 36,2 Y 11,190 11,190 Brunnsviksholmen Saggas Enagás 264,0 - N 11,630 11,630 ONTRAS NET4GAS 135,3 NELSON (Nynäshamn) GASPOOL NCG ESTONIA (ES-ES) (BE-DE) Lysekil Gazprom Gasum Oy 249,0 - N 11,083 11,490 Eynatten 2 (BE) // STATPIPE EUROPIPE I 311 Cartagena (DE-CZ) (DE-DE) II EUROPIPE Lichtenbusch / Raeren (DE) 042 Brandov-OPAL (DE) 107 Bunder-Tief (EE-LV) North Stenungsund Yaroslavl Kazan Cheboksary 212 Korneti Enagás Enagás 377,0 - N 11,630 11,630 Vallby Kile Pärnu OPAL Gastransport
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