Paris-Taisnieres Gas Pipeline

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Taisnieres sur Hon-Mons is an operating gas pipeline running from Belgium to France.

Location

The pipeline starts in Taisnieres-sur-Hon, France, and runs to Mons, Belgium.

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Project Details

• Operator: GRTGaz
• Owner: GRTGaz
• Parent company: GRTGaz

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• Status: Operating
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Background

This pipeline, along with Taisnieres sur Hon-Mons, Berneau–Gravenvoeren Gas Pipeline and Mons-Berneau Gas Pipeline are sometimes referred to as the Paris-Maastricht Pipeline and connects Belgium, the Netherlands and France.