EASEE-gas, the European Association for the Streamlining of Energy Exchange – gas, was set up in 2002 and currently comprises 80 companies active in the European gas market. The association is registered in France (Law of 1901 Registration) and managed in Brussels, Belgium.
Mission
EASEE-gas delivers efficient and harmonised solutions that reinforce business processes within and across the gas value chains in Europe.
Vision
EASEE-gas enables a sustainable and optimal functioning of the energy value chain.
Objectives
To deliver business solutions that serve the needs of the gas value chain to ensure efficiency and security.
To develop, optimise and promote secure data exchange standards for the energy sector.
To promote the adoption of quality standards in Europe by issuing common business practices.
To adopt our proven solutions for renewable and low carbon gases, and CO2, to the benefit of a secure and efficient functioning of the entire energy system in Europe.
To engage with stakeholders, by exchanging information, ensuring knowledge transfer, and continuing the dialogue on the further integration and efficient solutions of the sector.
About EASEE-gas
The GMoM, The General Meeting of Members, which includes all membership categories, is the highest authority of the association. The Board of Directors sets the overall strategic direction and manages the business and affairs of the association.
The Working Groups and Committees work on concrete projects and activities to further the mission of the association. All members may and are encouraged to participate or be represented in these working bodies.
The Advisory Panel is composed of representatives from other gas-related trade associations or organisations with an interest in the efficient and effective operation of the gas and energy markets. This group has a purely advisory role.
To learn more about the different working bodies and governance rules, please consult our Articles of Association.
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