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as well as the public consultation for the implementation of the first phase of the project on the French side. The pipeline was cancelled in January of

HySoW Mediterranean Pipeline is a proposed hydrogen pipeline system in France. HySoW Mediterranean: The pipeline is proposed to run from Barbaira to Lias

is a proposed gas pipeline system between France and Belgium. The project features two major interconnectors between France and Germany, notably the WHHYN

RHYn Project Pipeline is a proposed hydrogen pipeline in France The pipeline is proposed to run from Dessenheim, France to Mulhouse, France. Loading map

MosaHYc Pipeline is a proposed Hydrogen pipeline running from France to Germany The pipeline is proposed to run Perl, Germany to Carling, France. Potential

Hydrogen Pipeline is a proposed hydrogen pipeline running from France to Belgium. The pipeline is proposed to run from the Paris region in France to Dunkerque

AtlantHYC Pipeline is a proposed hydrogen pipeline in France. The pipeline is proposed to run from Saint-Nazaire, France to Paris, France. Operator: GRTGaz

HY4Link Pipeline is a proposed hydrogen pipeline running from France to Belgium, passing through Luxembourg. The pipeline is proposed to run from Cerville

HY-FEN Pipeline is a proposed hydrogen pipeline running in France. The pipeline is proposed to run from Fos sur Mer to Chalampe, France, passing through

The NaTran Gas Pipeline Network is a gas transmission system in France. The network extends throughout France, with the exception of the Southwest. Operator:

to another proposed pipeline, the Poseidon Gas Pipeline running offshore from Greece to Italy. The EastMed pipeline will have the capacity to carry up to

Dunkirk-Zeebrugge Gas Pipeline is a natural gas pipeline that runs from France to Belgium. The pipeline runs from the Dunkirk LNG Terminal in Loon-Plage, France to the

670 km in Poland, 130 km in Hungary, 332 km in Lithuania, 420 km in Latvia, and around 400 km in Slovakia and in the Czech Republic. The pipeline crosses

between the Greek and Italian landfalls; onshore pipeline between the Italian landfall and the metering station in Otranto. As of May 7, 2019, the Italian

NNPC and ONHYM completed the feasibility study for the construction of the pipeline in January of 2019. In the same month, the two countries contracted

(STEP) Gas Pipeline was a proposed gas pipeline in Spain and France. In January 2019, the regulating bodies of France and Spain officially rejected the request

under ground. The company could have had the system operational in 2015. In December 2009, AEP was awarded the $334 million grant from the Department of

operating LNG terminal in Loire-Atlantique, France. An expansion to the terminal's capacity is proposed. The map below shows the terminal, in Montoir-de-Bretagne

year. It was proposed in 1976, construction began in 1982, and it was brought online in 1987. It is owned by Fluxys LNG, a subsidiary of the Belgian gas

Terminal, using the French name) is an LNG terminal in Hauts-de-France, France. The map below shows the terminal, in the commune of Loon-Plage, in Dunkirk Arondissement