ENTSOG GRIP SNC 2014-2023

3.5 Interconnection Points in the South-North Corridor The South-North Corridor is historically oriented from north to south, with gas from Russia, Norway and the Netherlands flowing through Germany and Belgium towards Switzerland, France and Italy. Additional sup- plies from Algeria, Lybia and LNG terminals complete local demand in Italy and France, but cannot yet reach Belgium and Germany.

The table below shows the internal Interconnection Points (IPs) in the Region along with capacity values taken from the ENTSOG capacity map (which are the result of the lesser-rule application on TSO input data).

Name

From

To

Technical firm capacity (GWh/d)

INTERCONNECTIONS BETWEEN COUNTRIES

Germany (GASPOOL)

94

Belgium

Germany (NCG)

342

Eynatten / Lichten- bush / Raeren

Germany (GASPOOL)

137

Belgium

Germany (NCG)

163

Medelsheim / Obergailbach

Germany (NCG)

France (PEG Nord)

567

Wallbach

Germany (NCG)

Switzerland

583

Oltingue / Rodersdorf

France (PEG Nord)

Switzerland

223

Griespass/Passo Gries

Switzerland

Italy

627

Blaregnies/Taisnières

Belgium

France (PEG Nord)

870

INTERCONNECTIONS WITHIN COUNTRIES

Germany (GASPOOL)

Germany (NCG)

312

Liaison GASPOOL NCG

Germany (NCG)

Germany (GASPOOL)

37

France (PEG Nord)

France (PEG Sud)

270

Liaison Nord Sud

France (PEG Sud)

France (PEG Nord)

230

France (PEG Sud)

France (TIGF)

395

PIR Midi

France (TIGF)

France (PEG Sud)

255

Table 3.4: Internal Interconnection Points (IPs) in the Region along with capacity values (source ENTSOG Capacity Map 2014)

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South-North Corridor GRIP 2014–2023