Recent meetings
| Date | Commissioner / Cabinet | Topic | File |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24 Oct 2025 | Joachim Balke Head of Unit | The participants presented the state of play and next steps in the development of the the South-West Hydrogen Corridor. | SRC |
| 24 Oct 2025 | Joachim Balke Head of Unit | The participants presented the state of play and next steps in the development of the the South-West Hydrogen Corridor. | — |
| 01 Oct 2025 | Mechthild Woersdoerfer Deputy Director-General | Hydrogen policy | SRC |
| 01 Oct 2025 | Mechthild Woersdoerfer Deputy Director-General | Hydrogen policy | — |
| 24 Jun 2025 | Aleksandra Baranska Cabinet member | Hydrogen Infrastructure Development | SRC |
| 24 Jun 2025 | Thomas Auger Cabinet member | Hydrogen Infrastructure Development | SRC |
| 24 Jun 2025 | Thomas Auger Cabinet member | Hydrogen Infrastructure Development | — |
| 24 Jun 2025 | Aleksandra Baranska Cabinet member | Hydrogen Infrastructure Development | — |
| 05 Feb 2024 | Renata Goldirova Cabinet member | High-Level roundtable with Suppliers | — |
| 05 Feb 2024 | Renata Goldirova Cabinet member | High-Level roundtable with Suppliers | SRC |
| 31 Jan 2024 | Maroš Šefčovič Executive Vice-President | Hydrogen | — |
| 31 Jan 2024 | Maroš Šefčovič Executive Vice-President | Hydrogen | SRC |
| 10 Oct 2023 | Aleksandra Baranska Cabinet member | Hydrogen | SRC |
| 10 Oct 2023 | Aleksandra Baranska Cabinet member | Hydrogen | — |
| 04 Jul 2023 | Ruud Kempener Cabinet member | Latest state of play of H2MED project; development of hydrogen demand, supply and infrastructure. | SRC |
| 04 Jul 2023 | Ruud Kempener Cabinet member | Latest state of play of H2MED project; development of hydrogen demand, supply and infrastructure. | — |
| 04 Jul 2023 | Aleksandra Tomczak Cabinet member | H2Med corridor | — |
| 04 Jul 2023 | Aleksandra Tomczak Cabinet member | H2Med corridor | SRC |
| 12 Jan 2023 | Tatiana Marquez Uriarte Cabinet member | H2Med project and other hydrogen-related developments | SRC |
| 12 Jan 2023 | Tatiana Marquez Uriarte Cabinet member | H2Med project and other hydrogen-related developments | — |
| 11 Oct 2022 | Pedro Serrano De Haro Cabinet member | Ms Natalia Latorre was in Brussels and she would like to give a short presentation to HoC on the recent development linked to the geopolitics of natural gas, renewable gases and the security of gas supply in the EU from her company perspective. | SRC |
| 11 Oct 2022 | Pedro Serrano De Haro Cabinet member | Ms Natalia Latorre was in Brussels and she would like to give a short presentation to HoC on the recent development linked to the geopolitics of natural gas, renewable gases and the security of gas supply in the EU from her company perspective. | — |
| 27 Apr 2022 | Maria Inmaculada Lopez Martinez Cabinet member | The Enagás CEO, Arturo Gonzalo was in Brussels for other meetings and he asked to meet the HoC, as HR/VP was on mission. The point of discussion was: the strategic implications of gas networks in Europe. | SRC |
| 27 Apr 2022 | Diederik Samsom Cabinet member | REPowerEU | SRC |
| 27 Apr 2022 | Stefano Grassi Cabinet member | Introductory meeting and information from Enagás on their strategic plans and projects in terms of security of supply and decarbonisation | SRC |
Mission & Goals
With 50 years of experience, Enagás is an international leader in the development, operation and maintenance of energy infrastructures. It carries out its activities in seven countries. Enagás is certified as an independent TSO, and it is the technical manager of the system in Spain. Enagás has around +12,000 Km of high-pressure gas pipelines, three underground storage facilities and majority stakes in six LNG regasification plants in Spain. Enagás is deeply committed to the energy transition. It boosts and develops national and international projects to contribute to the decarbonisation process, such as renewable gases (hydrogen and biomethane), energy efficiency and gas in maritime transport. In December 2023 the Spanish Government appointed Enagás as provisional Hydrogen Transmission Network Operator in Spain, allowing it to develop the five hydrogen Projects of Common Interest selected in the 2024 list.
EU Legislative Interests
In general, Enagás targets any EU regulatory and policy development that directly or indirectly impacts the gas transmission, storage, and LNG business as well as the Spanish and EU gas industries. Enagás also targets EU proposals related to developing renewable and low-carbon gases (hydrogen and biomethane), their associated infrastructure, CO2 transport and storage, and the use of gas(es) in the transport sector. Among others, the main EU developments of interest for Enagás are those covered by the following topics: - EU Clean Industrial Deal - Fit for 55 Package implementation - Security of Gas Supply - Smart Energy System Integration and its implementation - EU Hydrogen Strategy implementation and potential update - Secondary legislation derived from the Hydrogen & Decarbonised Gas Package, including Network Codes developments - Regulatory Framework for Hydrogen Market and Hydrogen Infrastructure - Transportation and Storage of Hydrogen. Retrofitting (hydrogen blending) and repurposing of existing gas infrastructure into dedicated hydrogen infrastructure - EU Grids Package including TEN-E regulation and Energy Highways - Projects of Common Interest (PCIs) - ACER developments - REMIT - External dimension of the EU Energy Policy - EU Climate Policies, including the ETS Reform - EU LNG regulatory framework - EU gas storage regulatory framework - Gas(es) infrastructure for mobility - road and maritime transport - CO2 standards for light and heavy vehicles - Decarbonisation of the Maritime Transport (e.g FuelEU Maritime) - Renewable gases, including biomethane and hydrogen - Gas Quality - CEF Funds / CINEA developments - Research and Innovation Funding (including CH JU, ETS Innovation Fund, etc.) - Environmental emissions regulations - Methane Emissions - Hydrogen IPCEIs - Energy Taxation Directive - Renewable Energy Directive (RED III) implementation and secondary legislation - Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism - External Energy Policy - EU Sanctions affecting the energy sector - CCUS Strategy / CO2 transport - State Aid related to energy projects (including energy infrastructure projects) - etc. FORA and ALLIANCES: - Madrid Regulatory Forum for Gas - Copenhagen Energy Infrastructure Forum - European Hydrogen Forum - European Clean Hydrogen Alliance
Communication Activities
Enagás might co-sign, with other co-signatories, different open letters or manifestos promoted by third parties and aimed to be sent to EU institutions' representatives.
Interests Represented
Promotes their own interests or the collective interests of their members
Member Of
• GIE: Gas Infrastructure Europe (www.gie.eu) • ENNOH: European Network of Network Operators for Hydrogen (www.ennoh.eu) • ENTSOG: European Network of Transmission System Operators for Gas (www.entsog.eu) • EASEE-gas (www.easee-gas.eu) • Gas for Climate (www.gasforclimate2050.eu) • EHB: European Hydrogen Backbone (www.ehb.eu) • GERG (www.gerg.eu) • Hydrogen Europe (www.hydrogeneurope.eu) • FSR - EUI (http://fsr.eui.eu/) • SEDIGAS (www.sedigas.es) • CEOE (www.ceoe.es) • Cámara de Comercio de España (www.camara.es) • Foment del Treball (www.foment.com)
Organisation Members
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Additional Information
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