International activity
GAZ-SYSTEM actively participates in shaping the future of the European energy sector. Through its involvement in industry organisations, working groups, conferences, and international projects, the company co-creates solutions related to energy security, infrastructure development, and the energy transition in Europe.
The company’s presence in international bodies enables ongoing monitoring of regulatory changes and market trends, as well as effective representation of the interests of the Polish gas sector at the European level. As a result, GAZ-SYSTEM supports the implementation of projects vital to Poland's energy security and the development of the gas market in Central Europe and the Baltic Sea region.
GAZ-SYSTEM also engages in research and development (R&D) initiatives carried out jointly with transmission system operators, industry organisations, and industrial partners from across Europe. This allows the company to participate in creating modern technological solutions, benefit from international experience, and support the development of infrastructure that meets the energy challenges of the future.
The company’s presence in international bodies enables ongoing monitoring of regulatory changes and market trends, as well as effective representation of the interests of the Polish gas sector at the European level. As a result, GAZ-SYSTEM supports the implementation of projects vital to Poland's energy security and the development of the gas market in Central Europe and the Baltic Sea region.
GAZ-SYSTEM also engages in research and development (R&D) initiatives carried out jointly with transmission system operators, industry organisations, and industrial partners from across Europe. This allows the company to participate in creating modern technological solutions, benefit from international experience, and support the development of infrastructure that meets the energy challenges of the future.
Brussels Office
The Brussels Office of GAZ-SYSTEM S.A. ensures effective representation of the Company's interests in the forum of EU institutions and close monitoring of gas-related developments in the energy sector of the European Union. The office also keeps track of and analyses legislative processes affecting the energy sector in Poland.
The Office started its activities in May 2008 and has since been a channel through which GAZ-SYSTEM S.A. closely monitors the activities focused on the energy sector undertaken by the European Commission, the European Parliament and other institutions, while proactively presenting its position. The Brussels Office of GAZ-SYSTEM S.A. provides an opportunity for the exchange of experience and best practices with gas transmission system operators from EU Member States during various meetings and working groups based in Brussels.
The Company's Brussels Office is also engaged in monitoring and analysing EU support instruments that can be used for further development of the gas infrastructure in Poland.
Contact:
Gas Transmission Operator GAZ-SYSTEM S.A
Brussels Office
Boulevard Saint-Michel 47
1040 Brussels, Belgium
+32 2 400 00 27
brussels.office@gaz-system.pl
The Office started its activities in May 2008 and has since been a channel through which GAZ-SYSTEM S.A. closely monitors the activities focused on the energy sector undertaken by the European Commission, the European Parliament and other institutions, while proactively presenting its position. The Brussels Office of GAZ-SYSTEM S.A. provides an opportunity for the exchange of experience and best practices with gas transmission system operators from EU Member States during various meetings and working groups based in Brussels.
The Company's Brussels Office is also engaged in monitoring and analysing EU support instruments that can be used for further development of the gas infrastructure in Poland.
Contact:
Gas Transmission Operator GAZ-SYSTEM S.A
Brussels Office
Boulevard Saint-Michel 47
1040 Brussels, Belgium
+32 2 400 00 27
brussels.office@gaz-system.pl
Polish Energy Infrastructure House (PEIH)
GAZ-SYSTEM, Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne (PSE), and PERN have established the Brussels-based association Polish Energy Infrastructure House (PEIH). The entity’s mission is to represent operators of strategic energy infrastructure at the European Union level. The organisation serves as a platform for cooperation and dialogue with EU institutions in areas vital to energy security, transition, and the competitiveness of the European economy.
The establishment of PEIH is a step towards achieving synergy among electricity, gas, and fuel transmission system operators in the face of the need to expand and modernise energy infrastructure, driven by Polish and EU targets for the electrification of industry, district heating, transport, and other sectors of the economy.
The key areas of PEIH’s activity include:
The establishment of PEIH is a step towards achieving synergy among electricity, gas, and fuel transmission system operators in the face of the need to expand and modernise energy infrastructure, driven by Polish and EU targets for the electrification of industry, district heating, transport, and other sectors of the economy.
The key areas of PEIH’s activity include:
- Sector integration: creating conditions in which different energy carriers and types of infrastructure work together to increase flexibility and efficiency and to build the resilience of the entire system, contributing to cost optimisation.
- Participation in the European debate: engaging in discussions on European regulations, directions of infrastructure development, financing instruments, as well as the security and integration of European energy systems.
- Promoting Polish experience and transition model: co-shaping European energy policy by promoting a transition model based on an integrated transmission system for various energy carriers – including solutions enabling the injection of biomethane into the national system and the potential development of a regional hydrogen corridor involving several Baltic states.
- Formulating recommendations for EU regulations and policies: translating practical knowledge of the operation of interconnected electricity, gas, and fuel systems into concrete recommendations for European regulations and policies.
