Fluxys is one of the largest European owners and operators of supply-critical energy transmission infrastructure. Headquartered in Belgium, the group – which employs more than 1,300 employees worldwide − is set to play an essential role in accelerating the energy transition. Fluxys operates a global transmission platform that combines gas pipelines, a gas storage facility and import terminals built to handle Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) from overseas. The repurposing of existing pipelines and investments in new infrastructure will be key for the future transportation of hydrogen, other low-carbon energy carriers and carbon dioxide.
450 terawatt hours a year regasification capacity
Three out of four LNG terminals are located in Europe, playing a vital role in the diversification of supply routes.
Transport capacity
Target to offer capacity to transport 30 terawatt hours of hydrogen and 30 million tonnes of carbon dioxide per year by 2030.
Portfolio expansion
In 2023, Fluxys acquired a meaningful minority stake in Open Grid Europe, Germany’s largest gas transmission operator. It also participated as an anchor investor in the IPO of OQGN, the Omani gas transportation company. Both companies have ambitious goals for the transition to a hydrogen-based economy. Transport, storage and reuse of captured carbon dioxide are part of Fluxys’s future as well.
Flexibility and the ability to store energy
A leading player in gas transport industry, Fluxys's asset base does exactly that. Important system-critical assets ensuring the European energy supply, its transmission network includes storage facilities, terminals for liquefied natural gas and 28,000 km of pipelines, enough to travel from the northern most point of Europe to the southernmost point in Africa and back.
