Adapting our industrial resources to contribute to decarbonisation
NaTran is rethinking its model to accelerate the development of renewable gas and adapt its infrastructure to a decentralised energy model.
In 2024, annual renewable gas production capacity connected to the networks rose to 13.861 TWh/year (vs. 11.790 TWh/year in 2023). Over the course of 2024, 13 injection stations were commissioned and 7 new reverse flow sites were established.
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GRTgaz is henceforth called NaTran
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A word from the CEO, Sandrine Meunier
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NaTran continues to develop the hydrogen sector
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Launch of the Renewable Gas Service Centre (CSGR)
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2024 financial performance
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23% decrease in injection and reverse flow facility costs
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Investment spending dedicated to renewable gas
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Methane emissions reduced by over 25% compared to 2023
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Reduction in emissions within our manageable scopes
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Financial analysis of adaptation to climate change
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Adapting our industrial resources to contribute to decarbonisation
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Three new ZIBaC (low-carbon industrial zone) partnerships
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Overall frequency rate for employees and service providers
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NaTran remains committed to feminisation and the fight against sexism
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Fitness for service renewal of our pipelines