More gas transmission in 2025

Gasunie Transport Services* transported 6.2% more natural gas in 2025 than in 2024. In total, the network operator transmitted 63.4 billion m³ of natural gas (2024: 59.7 billion m³), providing 685 TWh (2024: 639 TWh) of energy with an economic value of over € 25 billion. The increase was largely due to more gas being stored in gas storage facilities, power stations consuming more gas and more gas being exported to Germany. The total domestic gas consumption was practically the same as in 2024 (a 0.3% decrease).

The figures conceal a clear shift. Gas transmission to industry fell due to a 9% drop in demand, while consumption by power stations rose by over 17%. Electricity producers turned to natural gas more often to absorb fluctuations in solar and wind production.

For further information, please refer to the GTS website.

* Gasunie Transport Services is a wholly owned subsidiary of Gasunie.