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9. Developing gas transport capacity (gas supply pipelines)

Decision No 1364/2006/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 6 September 2006 laying down guidelines for trans-European energy networks and repealing Decision 96/391/EC and Decision No 1229/2003/EC · European Union

Creation and development of connections Nordic Gas Grid: Norway — Denmark — Germany — Sweden — Finland — Russia — Baltic States — Poland Mid-Nordic gas pipeline: Norway, Sweden, Finland North European gas pipeline: Russia, Baltic Sea, Germany Gas pipeline from Russia to Germany, via Latvia, Lithuania and Poland, including developing underground gas storage facilities in Latvia (Amber project) Gas pipeline Finland — Estonia New gas pipelines from Algeria to Spain and France and related capacity increase of the internal networks in these countries Increasing transport capacity of the Algeria — Morocco — Spain (up to Córdoba) pipeline Córdoba (ES) — Ciudad Real (ES) pipeline Ciudad Real (ES) — Madrid (ES) pipeline Ciudad Real (ES) — Mediterranean coast (ES) pipeline Branches in Castilla — La Mancha (ES) Extension towards north-west Spain Algeria — Spain submarine pipeline and pipelines for the connection to France Increasing transport capacity from Russian resources to the European Union, via Ukraine, Slovakia and the Czech Republic Increasing transport capacity from Russian resources to the European Union, via Belarus and Poland Yamal — Europe II natural gas pipeline Yagal Sud gas pipeline (between the STEGAL pipeline leading to the DE, FR, CH triangle) SUDAL East gas pipeline (between MIDAL pipeline near Heppenheim to Burghausen connection with the PENTA pipeline in Austria) Increasing transport capacity of the STEGAL gas pipeline for transport of additional gas from the Czech-German border and from the Polish-German border through Germany to other Member States Gas pipeline from Libyan resources to Italy Gas pipeline from resources in the Caspian Sea Countries to the European Union Greece — Turkey gas pipeline Increasing transport capacity from Russian resources to Greece and other Balkan countries, via Ukraine, Moldavia, Romania and Bulgaria St. Zagora (BG) — Ihtiman (BG) gas pipeline Trans-Adriatic pipeline — natural gas pipeline to transport natural gas imported from the Caspian Sea region, Russia, or the Middle East, connecting Italy and the south-east European energy markets Connecting pipelines between the German, Czech, Austrian and Italian gas networks Gas pipeline from Russian resources to Italy, via Ukraine, Slovakia, Hungary and Slovenia Increasing transport capacity of the TENP gas pipeline running from the Netherlands through Germany to Italy Taisnieres (FR) — Oltingue (CH) gas pipeline Gas pipeline from Denmark to Poland, possibly via Sweden Nybro (DK) — Dragør (DK) gas pipeline, including connecting pipeline to the storage at Stenlille (DK) Gas network from the Barents Sea resources to the European Union, via Sweden and Finland Gas pipeline from the Corrib field (IE), offshore Gas pipeline from Algerian resources to Italy, via Sardinia with a branch to Corsica Gas network from resources in the Middle East to the European Union Gas pipeline from Norway to the United Kingdom Pécs (HU) — Croatia connection Szeged (HU) — Oradea (RO) connection Vecsés (HU) — Slovakia connection Beregdaróc (HU) — Ukraine capacity increase

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Source: EUR-Lex (Cellar) · retrieved 2026-11-01 · Text as adopted (Official Journal); later amendments are not incorporated in this text.