Cross-border hydrogen Gasunie is actively developing cross-border hydrogen transport projects with Open Grid Europe and Thyssengas, presenting a sales opportunity to supply hydrogen transport services, related equipment, and integration with partner grids across the Netherlands and Germany.

Hydrogen corridor expansion The company has launched or expanded hydrogen corridors and networks in major Dutch hubs such as Rotterdam, signaling demand for hydrogen storage, compression, and interconnection services, as well as system capacity upgrades.

CO2 value chain Strategic partnerships with TotalEnergies and Eni to build an integrated CO2 value chain create potential for carbon transport, storage, monitoring, and related decarbonization services across cross-border routes.

Gas infrastructure scale With a large-high-pressure gas pipeline network and services spanning gas storage and LNG, Gasunie offers opportunities to retrofit, modernize, and optimize existing assets using digital maintenance, predictive analytics, and performance upgrades.

New energy partnerships The collaboration with multiple European players on energy transition projects indicates openness to multi-vendor solutions, enabling a sales approach focused on integrated energy infrastructure packages, project finance readiness, and long-term service contracts.