Our energy supply is also based on the constant availability of natural gas. As the lowest-emission fossil fuel, it is used in many ways: primarily for heating but also as a fossil fuel to generate electricity in gas-fired power plants, or as an environmentally friendly fuel on our roads. The gas supply in Germany is secured by a variety of supply sources, long-term gas supply contracts, and secure transport routes as well as gas reserves stored in natural gas storage facilities. They serve to cover consumption peaks and compensate for seasonal fluctuations in consumption. In 2012, at the Etzel site, we commissioned a natural gas storage facility with two caverns.
Technical data
Storage connection:
EnBW Etzel Speicher offers ist customers acces to the market areas TTF and THE via follwoing acces points.
- Entry/exit: Oude Statenzijl (Etzel-Crystal-H)
TSO: Gasunie Transport Services B.V. (GTS)
Market area: TTF - Entry/exit: Etzel (Speicher Crystal), Bitzenlander Weg 10
TSO: Open Grid Europe GmbH
Market area: THE - Entry/exit: UGS ETZEL CRYSTAL
TSO: Gasunie Deutschland Services GmbH (GUD)
Market area: THE
- Type of gas: H-Gas
- Number of caverns: 2
The following start-up and switch-over timer are used for the two market areas
GTS
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THE
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Start-up time for (Re-)nomination (changes of nominations during operation)
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GTS
30 min
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THE
120 min
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Start-up time from 0 to injection or withdrawal
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GTS
30 min
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THE
120 min
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Switch-over time from injection to withdrawal or vice versa
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GTS
120 min
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THE
180 min
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Contact
For additional information and queries, we are at your disposal at info-EES@enbw.com.