About us
GERG works with the European energy community to develop innovative solutions that ensure our gas infrastructure remains at the heart of the energy system and integral in our transition to a sustainable energy future.
All the projects GERG supports aim to deliver a competitive, secure and low-cost sustainable pathway to Europe’s energy transformation.
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Our research priorities
Hydrogen
A clean energy carrier, hydrogen has the potential to decarbonise sectors that may be difficult to electrify (e.g. transport, industry and buildings), as well as capture and store renewable energy sources.
Biomethane
Produced from organic matter, biomethane is carbon neutral and contributes to the EU’s decarbonisation, energy security and renewable energy objectives.
Methane emissions
Estimating, monitoring and mitigating methane emissions across the gas supply chain (production, processing, transport, storage and distribution) are key in reducing GHG emissions.
LNG
Liquefied Natural Gas adds to the diversification of Europe’s gas supplies, therefore enhancing energy security; use of LNG could also reduce air pollution in the maritime sector.
Infrastructure and end-use
Europe’s vast gas network provides a unique opportunity to deliver energy right to our homes and businesses. Through GERG’s innovative projects and solutions, we can ensure this network remains efficient, state-of-the-art and relevant in the changing context of the energy sector.
Latest news
Joint declaration on methane emissions
21.10.2021Project updates
Biomethane Injection Best Practices
The biomethane industry is gaining more interest due to its potential to deliver clean
GERG ‘Technology Benchmark for site level methane emissions quantification’ – Phase II.A
This project seeks to provide participants further knowledge on how to use new top-down
GERG ‘Technology Benchmark for site level methane emissions quantification’ – Phase I
The use of natural gas to replace oil and coal is one of the