From Producers to End Users

TrollA, Statoil by Oyvind Hagen

Huelva, ENAGAS

Melkoya2, Statoil by Harald Pettersen

Uelsen, Storengy

ENAGAS

RASGAS Qatar

Kaarsto, Statoil by Markus Johansen

Storengy

Fluxys

EASEE-gas was set up in 2002 in order to develop and promote business practices to simplify and streamline gas transfer and trading across Europe

EDIG@S is an electronic data interchange (EDI) standard for the purchase, sale, transport and storage of gas developed by the Message and Workflow Design Working Group of EASEE-gas (visit edigas website here).
EDIG@S has become the de facto standard used in the exchange of commercial information between traders & shippers, TSOs, DSOs and producers involved in the European gas supply chain. It is also included in the Network Code for Interoperability and Data Exchange Rules as the data format solution for common data exchanges.

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News

Please find here the latest press releases published by EASEE-gas

EASEE-gas Quarterly Newsletter - October 2018 edition

2018 News

EASEE-gas publishes a glossary of terms that are used in the gas sector

2018 News

EASEE-gas Quarterly Newsletter June 2018 Edition

2018 News

EASEE-gas members met in Budapest on 28 March for the Annual General Meeting of Members

2018 News

New version of the Harmonised Gas Role Model Specification document available

2018 News

EASEE-gas, Cefic and IFIEC Europe jointly asked the Commission to discuss cyber security at the Madrid Forum of 19-20 October

2017 News

EASEE-gas publishes CBP 2017-002/01 on Secure Communication over the Internet

2017 News

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Common Business Practices

Common Business Practices (CBPs) are standards, procedures and/or protocols commonly used in the gas industry in Europe and recommended by EASEE-gas for adoption by all relevant industry players to simplify and streamline business processes across the whole of Europe .

Approved CBPs Implementation Surveys

EASEE-gas membership is open to any company involved in the European gas industry, from producers to end users, including service providers. Full members can join one or more of the eight Gas Industry Segments depending where they operate in the gas chain.
The association is also open to not-for-ptofit associations and government institutions interested in participating in the work of the association.

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