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Enagás
Leaders in natural gas infrastructures and operation
Enagás is the Technical Manager of the Spanish Gas System and leader in the
transmission, regasification and storage of natural gas in Spain. It is also accredited as an
independent TSO by the European Union.
A sound, responsible company
Enagás, leaders in natural gas
Enagás is Spain’s leading natural gas transmission, regasification and storage company and
Technical Manager of the Gas System. The company is also accredited as an independent TSO
by the European Union, which puts it on an equal footing with natural gas transmission network
operators in other European countries.
Infrastructure
construction
We have developed a
network grid of gas pipelines,
regasification plants and
underground storage facilities
Technical Management
of the System
We oversee the proper
operation of the Spanish Gas
System 24 hours a day, 365
days a year
Operation and
maintenance
Key figures
We operate our own
infrastructures and
carry out continuous
maintenance work to
guarantee they are kept
in perfect condition
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Operating profit
408.3 433.1 484.7 530.9 585.9 618.4 668.9
Net profit
238.3 258.9 298.0 333.5 364.6 379.5 403.2
Capex
508.6 776.9 901.6 796.3 781.4 761.4 531.4
Dividends
143.0 155.3 178.8 200.1 237.0 265.7 302.4
Figures in millions of euros
Safety and the
environment
Innovation and
technology
Enagás works tirelessly to
ensure maximum safety at our
facilities.
We are committed to
development and innovation
and boast the best technical
and professional teams.
Our main RDI projects take
place at central laboratory
in Zaragoza, a cutting-edge
centre equipped with state-ofthe art technology.
We are committed to
sustainable development and
work on energy efficiency and
savings projects.
Since Enagás came to
market in 2002, it has
formed part of the
Ibex 35 index
The company’s free
float is among the
highest in the index
Gas experts
We are experts in natural gas,
with over 40 years experience
and a highly qualified team of
over 1,000 people.
The knowledge and expertise
of our employees are the keys
to our success.
Management focused on sustainability
Sustainability is one of the core business drivers in Enagás' strategy. The company's CSR Strategy, Visión 2020, revolves
around three objectives: being a safe and reliable company, promoting sustainable business and further reinforcing
excellent capabilities.
The company has been working for some time on incorporating sustainability into its management model in order to
generate added value for all its stakeholders. This effort means Enagás is now a leader in this area.
Pioneers in infrastructure construction
Reganosa
2
A Coruña
Carrying natural gas
to the furthest corner …
11,000 km of high pressure gas pipelines
El Musel
2
Santander
Lugo
Oviedo
Pontevedra
Ourense
León
Valladolid
Zamora
Salamanca
Segovia
Ávila
Madrid
Toledo
Total emission capacity:
5,450,000 m3(n)/h
Total LNG storage capacity:
2,266,500 m³
Huesca
Soria
Zaragoza
Girona
Lleida
Barcelona
6
Tarragona
Yela
Guadalajara
Cuenca
Castor
Teruel
Castellón de la Plana
4
Cáceres
Lisboa
Enagás is also the main shareholder
in BBG* (Bilbao) and GNL Quintero (Chile)
regasification plants, and it holds a
40% stake of TLA Altamira plant (Mexico).
Albacete
Ciudad Real
Badajoz
Sines 2
Murcia
Córdoba
Sevilla
3 underground storage facilities:
Serrablo, Gaviota and Yela
Málaga
Marismas
Saggas
Valencia
Alicante
Granada
Almería
5
Cartagena
Regasification plant
(number of tanks)
Pipeline
Underground storage facility
Compressor station
International connection
Palma de
Mallorca
Jaén
Huelva 5
Under construction / project
Enagás’ infrastructures
Other operators’
infrastructures
Enagás is involved in developing two
regasification plants on Tenerife and
Gran Canaria in the Canary Islands.
These terminals will boost security of
supply to the islands, while helping to
cut CO2 emissions through the use of
natural gas, which is a cleaner, more
environmentally friendly energy source.
Cádiz
International connections with
France, Portugal and the Maghreb
Ceuta
Main Control Centre,
from which the Spanish
Gas System is coordinated
Compressor stations and regulation
and/or metering stations
throughout the country
S. Sebastián
Bilbao
Pamplona
Vitoria
Logroño
Serrablo
Burgos
Palencia
4 regasification plants:
Barcelona, Cartagena, Huelva and El Musel
Future projects in Spain
BBG*
2
Gaviota
1
Santa Cruz
de Tenerife
Strategic infrastructures for
greater security of supply
Enagás is currently working on two of the major
challenges and needs of the Spanish Gas System: to
boost our strategic storage capacity and to increase
interconnections with Europe.
These infraestructures are crucial to guaranteeing the
security of the gas supply in any scenario.
International growth
Melilla
1
Las Palmas
de Gran Canaria
In 2011, Enagás launched operations
outside Spain when it took a stake in
the TLA Altamira regasification plant in
Mexico. The company is also involved
in the development of the Morelos
gas pipeline and the Soto La Marina
compression station in this country.
In 2012, Enagás also secured a stake in
the GNL Quintero terminal in Chile and
since 2013 it is the main shareholder.
In 2014 Enagás has taken a stake in
TgP in Peru.
Over 40 years experience in the gas sector
Pioneers in infrastructure construction Global standard for technology
From the beginning, Enagás has played a key role in introducing natural gas in Spain, building extensive
infrastructures to transport the gas throughout the country and making Spain’s Gas System one of
Europe’s best in terms of security and diversity of supply.
Future projects in Spain
Europe’s first regasification plant comes on stream in
aviota
S. Sebastián Barcelona
Pamplona
1969
groño
ría
Barcelona
Plant
Serrablo
Enagás wins concession to build Spain’s gas pipeline
network under the first Gasification Plan
Girona
Huesca
Regasification plant
Lleida
(number of tanks)
Zaragoza
Barcelona
6
Pipeline
Tarragona
Teruel
1984
Castor
Enagás builds Spain’s first gas pipeline linking Barcelona,
Castellón
la Plana
Compressor station
Bilbao
and de
Valencia
Saggas
Natural gas arrives in Madrid
1987Valencia
Albacete
4 regasificationStorage
plants:
Barcelona, Cartagena, Huelva and El Musel
Underground storage facility
4
Gaviota Field
Serrablo Field
International connection
1991
Central Axis between Seville and Madrid comes on stream
1993
The first international connection is established: Larrau
Tuy IC
2000
· Ruta de la Plata gas pipeline
· Enagás is appointed Technical Manager of the Spanish
Gas System (GTS)
Barcelona
Plant
International growth
Tarifa IC
Alcázar de San Juan – Montesa Transversal Axis
2012
· Enagás is appointed sole transmission company for
the primary gas trunk network
El Musel
Plant
2010
2011
Acquisition of 40% of the TLA Altamira regasification
plant in Mexico
· Acquisition of a 20% stake in the GNL Quintero plant
in Chile
· Enagás is accredited as an independent Transmission
System Operator (TSO)
· Yela underground storage facility comes on stream
Gaviota US
In 2011, Enagás launched operations
outside Spain when it took a stake in
the TLA Altamira regasification plant in
Mexico. The company isBarcelona
also involved
Plant
in the Yela
development
of the Morelos
US
gas pipeline and the Soto La Marina
compression station in this country.
Larrau IC
Serrablo US
· Mainland-Balearic Islands gas pipeline
Acquisition of the Gaviota underground storage
facility and 40% of the Bilbao plant (BBG)
Bilbao
Plant
Tuy IC
Badajoz IC
Huelva
Plant
Tarifa IC
In 2012, Enagás also secured a stake in
Cartagena
theAlmería
GNL ICQuintero
terminal in Chile and
Plant
since 2013 it is the main shareholder.
In 2014 Enagás has taken a stake in
TgP in Peru.
León
Vitoria
Logr
Burgos
Palencia
Regasification
Transmission
Valladolid
Zamora
Salamanca
Segovia
Ávila
Madrid
Toledo
Total emission capacity:
5,450,000 m3(n)/h
Total LNG storage capacity:
2,266,500 m³
Soria
Yel
Guadala
C
Cáceres
Ciudad Real
Enagás is also the main shareholder
Badajoz
in BBG* (Bilbao) and GNL Quintero (Chile)
regasification plants, and it holds a · Viability studies (technical and financial)
· Technological consultancy andSines
advisory
40% stake of TLA Altamira plant (Mexico).
2 services
Córdoba
Engineering
Jaén
· Technical studies
Sevilla
3 underground storage facilities: · Design and construction
Huelva 5
Granada
Serrablo, Gaviota and Yela
Almería
Málaga
Marismas
· Assistance in starting up facilities
· Assistance with LNG tanks
Commissioning
Cádiz
International connections
with
· Assistance, control and integration of regasification plants
Start up
France, Portugal and the Maghreb · LNG carrier loading and unloading
Main Control Centre,
Operation and maintenance
from which the Spanish
Training
Gas System is coordinated
Cartagena
Plant
Huelva
Plant
· Almería-Chinchilla gas pipeline
2012
2000
Badajoz IC
Maghreb-Europe gas pipeline and connection with Portugal
2009
Gaviota US
Larrau IC
Serrablo US
1996
2008
These terminals will boost security of
supply to the islands, while helping to
cut CO2 emissions through the use of
natural gas, which is a cleaner, more
environmentally friendly energy source.
Other operators’
infrastructures
The Cartagena plant begins operations
Pontevedra
Ourense
Lisboa
Huelva
Plant
1989
El Musel
Plant
Palma de
Under construction
/ project
The second regasification
in
Mallorca plant is commissioned
Huelva
Alicante
Enagás’ infrastructures
5
Cartagena
1988
Enagás is involved in developing two
regasification plants on Tenerife and
Gran Canaria in theBarcelona
Canary Islands.
1988
Murcia
Reganosa
BBG*
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players seeking our collaboration on projects and in offering technological
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Oviedo
Lugo
Bilbao
main activities: storage, regasification and transport.
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11,000 km of high pressure gas pipelines
1975
Yela
alajara
Cuenca
1975
As Europe’s leader and the company responsible for developing natural gas in Spain, Enagás boasts
extensive technological experience, knowledge and leadership in natural gas engineering projects and the
skill to manage projects and construction. The company also boasts a sound financial position.
Ceuta
· Training programmes on management, operation and maintenance
(plants, gas pipelines, etc.)
1
1
· Energy efficiency
plans
Santa
Cruz
Las Palmas
de Tenerife
Compressor stations and regulation
· Engineering processes
de Gran Canaria
· Ongoing improvements in operating efficiency
Production
and/or metering stations
· Specific LNG and NG predictive systems
Optimisation
throughout the country
· Cryogenics
· R&D projects on energy use and electricity generation
· Standardisation and assurance of the quality of the key business operations
Implementation
· Processes:
infrastructures
for defining KPI indicators, tying-in the results of the process to
ofStrategic
management
systems
employees’ objectives, scaling resources
greater security of supply
Enagás is currently working on two of the major
challenges and needs of the Spanish Gas System: to
boost our strategic storage capacity and to increase
interconnections with Europe.
These infraestructures are crucial to guaranteeing the
security of the gas supply in any scenario.
Melilla
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