NaTran in the news

NaTran is launching the HY-FEN project to transport hydrogen from Southern France to the Grand Est via an 820 km pipeline.

NaTran initiated a public consultation for HY-FEN, an 820 km hydrogen backbone project connecting industrial basins across France to transport renewable and low-carbon hydrogen.

NaTran is actively engaged in decarbonization by creating CO2 transport infrastructure and adapting its networks for renewable gases and hydrogen.

NaTran initiated a public consultation for HY-FEN, an 820-kilometer hydrogen pipeline to transport renewable and low-carbon hydrogen from southern to northern France, aiming to avoid 20 million tons of CO2 emissions annually.

The HY-FEN project, an 820 km hydrogen pipeline, is undergoing public consultation to connect industrial hubs across France and transport two million tons of hydrogen annually, contributing to CO2 reduction efforts.

Various regional economic updates include the Rhine's impact on Alsace, Lisi Group's performance, A31bis project approval, journalist layoffs at Le Journal des entreprises, decreased gas consumption in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté with NaTran's investment, Microsoft's datacenter approval, and Ecole de Production Industrie 21's recruitment drive.

Gas consumption in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur decreased by 10.4% in 2025, as the region advances as a strategic European hydrogen hub.

NaTran and GRDF have accelerated the phase-out of France's B gas supply to October 2027, transitioning the network to H gas.

NaTran focuses on advancing its key suppliers in CSR performance, particularly in safety, ethics, and carbon, with a goal to integrate CSR criteria into all purchases by 2030.

NaTran and Teréga manage France's gas transmission network, ensuring high-pressure gas delivery, network integrity, and adaptation to green gas, serving industrial clients and distribution operators.

NaTran, formerly GRTgaz, is Europe's second-largest gas transport operator, managing 32,500 km of pipelines in France and owning subsidiaries Elengy and NaTran Deutschland.

Natran, formerly GRTgaz, is France's primary gas transporter, working alongside Teréga to manage the national gas network and drive the energy transition with significant investments in renewable gases and hydrogen infrastructure.

Local officials are raising concerns about the route and impact of the NaTran cross-border gas infrastructure project planned for 2032.

NaTran is doubling biomethane production in Brittany through infrastructure modernization and new reverse-flow station projects.

The Maxival waste treatment center has begun injecting biomethane produced from household organic waste into the NaTran gas transport infrastructure.

NaTran is mobilizing its 600 million euro procurement strategy to slash 158 kilotonnes of CO2 emissions through industrial eco-innovation and supplier collaboration.

NaTran is overhauling its industrial procurement strategy to cut 158 kilotonnes of CO2 emissions by prioritizing low-carbon suppliers and eco-friendly construction techniques.

NaTran's 2025 report shows stable regional gas demand and growth in biomethane and CO2 transport infrastructure.

National gas transport operator NaTran is launching a nationwide multi-channel employer brand campaign to highlight its employees' roles in the energy transition.

Syctom and NaTran are collaborating to test the conversion of bulky waste into renewable gas for injection into the national network.