National Grid Gas Transmission join an impressive line-up at the Energy Networks Innovation Conference and networking event. As well as exhibiting, National Grid Gas Transmission is participating in a number of sessions including:
- Advanced weather forecasts for dynamic line rating
- Panel: How will networks build the evidence for hydrogen?
- National Grid’s digitalisation programmes
- FutureGrid Phases 1 & 2
- Panel: Vision of the infrastructure for net zero
- Green Gas Transport Pathway
- Panel: Low carbon heat and building strategies
- CH4RGE Phases 1 & 2
- NGGT’s industrial decarbonisation projects
- US Keynote
- Panel: How networks are delivering the 10 Point Plan and what should our priorities be in 2022?
- CEO panel: What does COP26 mean for the future of the energy networks?
Company profile
We are National Grid Gas Transmission (NGGT) and we are proud to own, manage and operate the high-pressure gas national transmission system (NTS) in Great Britain (GB).
Our network is a gas superhighway that connects our nation; we balance supply and demand on a day-to-day basis to make gas available when and where it’s needed. We develop, maintain, and operate an economic and efficient network and we facilitate competition in the supply of gas in GB to keep energy costs to consumers as low as possible.
We are at the heart of the energy system as the combined gas transmission system operator (TSO), undertaking both the gas transmission owner and system operator roles. Our network includes pipes and compressor stations. We connect production to the distribution systems, as well as to large, directly connected consumers. In GB, gas enters the transmission system through importation, reception terminals, storage facilities and interconnectors. From our Gas National Control Centre (GNCC), we meet changing customer needs by optimising the physical configuration of assets and using commercial tools.
Compressor stations located along the network play a vital role in keeping large quantities of gas flowing through the system to areas of demand. The network must be kept constantly in balance and meet customer requirements, which is achieved by buying, selling and using stored gas.
Lives, businesses and industry today rely on natural gas. Over time, there will be changes in gas usage as we move to net zero, but one thing remains the same; we need to ensure that the future decarbonised energy system, is safe, reliable, efficient and delivers value to our customers. Our innovation activities are at the centre of this challenge, so join us at ENIC 2021 to find out more.
(NGGT) and we are proud to own, manage and operate the high-pressure gas national transmission system (NTS) in Great Britain (GB).
Our network is a gas superhighway that connects our nation; we balance supply and demand on a day-to-day basis to make gas available when and where it’s needed. We develop, maintain, and operate an economic and efficient network and we facilitate competition in the supply of gas in GB to keep energy costs to consumers as low as possible. We are at the heart of the energy system as the combined gas transmission system operator (TSO), undertaking both the gas transmission owner and system operator roles.
Our network includes pipes and compressor stations. We connect production to the distribution systems, as well as to large, directly connected consumers. In GB, gas enters the transmission system through importation, reception terminals, storage facilities and interconnectors. From our Gas National Control Centre (GNCC), we meet changing customer needs by optimising the physical configuration of assets and using commercial tools.
Compressor stations located along the network play a vital role in keeping large quantities of gas flowing through the system to areas of demand. The network must be kept constantly in balance and meet customer requirements, which is achieved by buying, selling and using stored gas.
Lives, businesses and industry today rely on natural gas. Over time, there will be changes in gas usage as we move to net zero, but one thing remains the same; we need to ensure that the future decarbonised energy system, is safe, reliable, efficient and delivers value to our customers. Our innovation activities are at the centre of this challenge, so join us at ENIC 2021 to find out more.
Why Attend ENIC 21?
The ENIC conference is the only event of its kind, designed to bring together energy network innovators and decision makers from across the UK. You’ll hear from top speakers in the industry and be able to meet your peers as well as visit an exhibition hall packed with companies offering cutting edge solutions.