Infrastructure expansion Gasunie is actively investing in infrastructure expansion and hydrogen storage facilities across the Netherlands and Germany, signaling ongoing demand for advanced energy transport, storage, and cross-border infrastructure solutions.

Hydrogen network Recent openings and investments in hydrogen networks and large-scale underground storage (HyStock project, Zuidwending caverns) create opportunities for suppliers and service providers enabled by hydrogen economy and energy transition initiatives.

CO2 value chain Strategic partnerships aimed at developing CO2 transport, storage, and CCS infrastructure (Porthos, Aramis, EU-wide CCS collaboration) indicate demand for technical, engineering, permitting, and monitoring capabilities across European networks.

CO2 collaboration Collaborations with Eni, Shell, TotalEnergies and EBN position Gasunie as a hub for integrated CO2 value chains, offering potential for joint ventures, logistics, and interoperability solutions in gas infrastructure and emissions management.

Cross-border reach As a first independent cross-border gas transport provider with extensive Netherlands–Germany pipelines, Gasunie presents sales opportunities for grid optimization, cross-border compliance, monitoring, and digital infrastructure services leveraging its SAP-based and ArcGIS tech stack.