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2022 was an extraordinary year for Gasunie
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Continuing study to expand LNG capacity at Eemshaven and Maasvlakte; additional Terneuzen terminal not feasible
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Hans Coenen appointed as member of the Executive Board of Gasunie
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Advice for the coming gas year: closing the Groningen field in 2023 is risky in the current geopolitical situation
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Gasunie and STORAG ETZEL team up in hydrogen storage in Germany
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Gasunie calls on nitrogen plant contractors to ensure neat completion
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New step in development of LNG Terminal in Brunsbüttel
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First natural gas available from new floating LNG terminal in Eemshaven in mid-September
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EemsEnergyTerminal in Eemshaven completely 'sold out’: ENGIE becoming its new shipper
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Stable half-year figures despite turbulent times
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No shortage this winter in the Netherlands if flow of Russian gas stops
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Conflict between contractors resolved. Construction of Zuidbroek nitrogen installation back in gear
