Baltic Pipe instance of gas pipeline
The North Sea offshore pipeline – An offshore pipeline between the Norwegian gas system in the North Sea and the Danish gas transmission system, branching off Europipe II that connects Norway and Germany. Its landfall is on the west coast of Denmark near Blaabjerg. The offshore pipeline was built and operated by Energinet.
Onshore Denmark – Expansion of the existing Danish transmission system from west to east, including 200 kilometres (120 mi) of new pipelines. The expansions in Denmark included construction of a new pipeline from Blaabjerg to Nybro, construction of a receiving plant at Nybro, construction of a new pipeline from Egtved to the Little Belt, construction of a new pipeline across the Little Belt, construction of a new pipeline over Fyn from the Little Belt to Nyborg, and construction of a new pipeline on Zealand from Kongsmark to the Baltic Sea offshore landfall at the southeaster part of Zealand. It is built and operated by Energinet.
A compressor station in Denmark located on the eastern part of Zealand, which is necessary for the pipeline between Denmark and Poland. It also ensures the reverse flow. It is built and operated by Energinet, and it is co-financed by Gaz-System.
The Baltic Sea offshore pipeline of 275 kilometres (171 mi) between Denmark and Poland providing bi-directional transmission of gas. The route goes through the Danish and Polish maritime areas and Swedish exclusive economic zone with the preferred landfalls in Faxe South Denmark and in Niechorze–Pogorzelica in Poland. The offshore pipeline is built and operated by Gaz-System.
Onshore Poland – expansion of the Polish gas transmission system, including 230 to 340 kilometres (140 to 210 mi) new pipeline and three gas compressor stations. It consists of construction of the onshore gas pipeline connecting the offshore gas pipeline to the national transmission system, construction of the Goleniów–Lwówek pipeline, extension of the Goleniów gas compressor station, construction of the Gustorzyn gas compressor station, and extension of the Odolanów gas compressor station. It is built and operated by Gaz-System.At fully operational in December 2022, it has a gas transportation capacity of 10 billion cubic metres per annum (350 billion cubic feet per annum) from Norway to Denmark and Poland, and 3 billion cubic metres per annum (110 billion cubic feet per annum) from Poland to Denmark. The pipeline from the North Sea to Poland has a total length of 800–950 kilometres (500–590 mi).The Baltic Pipe has the capacity to replace the roughly 60% of Polish gas imports coming from Russia via the Yamal pipeline.
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