Norway-Europe Gas Corridor & Supply Shield Simulator

POLITICO Focus Model
Europe Daily Demand: 1.15 BCM/d
Norwegian Hub Max: 350 MCM/d
EU Avg Storage: 82.4%

Geopolitical Presets

Transatlantic Supply Inputs

Norwegian Plant Throttle

North Sea Gas Corridor & European Delivery Trunklines

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● Corridor Operating Nominal
NORWAY UNITED KINGDOM CONTINENTAL EUROPE Melkøya LNG 18 MCM/d Nyhamna 82 MCM/d Kollsnes 140 MCM/d ★ Kårstø Plant 90 MCM/d Easington (UK) Dunkirk (FR) Zeebrugge (BE) Dornum (DE) Niechorze (PL)
Strategic Plant (Kårstø)
Processing Hub
EU Landing Terminal

Kårstø Gas Processing Plant (Rogaland, Norway)

Highlight from POLITICO: Operating as Europe's primary energy firewall, Kårstø purifies wet gas and blends flows for delivery to Germany, France, and Belgium, acting as the critical substitute whenever transatlantic supply routes fluctuate.

Combined Flow
330 MCM/d
94.3% Plant Utilization

European Gas Balance

Total Daily Inflow
1.14 BCM
Optimal Supply
Daily Deficit / Gap
0.01 BCM
Buffer Healthy
US LNG Delivered
210 MCM/d
Tariff: $0 / MWh
Winter Storage Buffer
84 Days
-0.18% / day

Regional Vulnerability Matrix

Germany & Central EU Adequate
Storage: 84% Shield: Europipe I & II
United Kingdom Low Risk
Storage: 76% Shield: Langeled (Nyhamna)
France & Iberia Protected
Storage: 81% Shield: Franpipe (Kårstø)
Poland & Baltics Secure
Storage: 90% Shield: Baltic Pipe (Kårstø)
Benelux Gas Hub Stable
Storage: 79% Shield: Zeepipe (Kollsnes)
Geopolitical Assessment: Norwegian infrastructure operates as a robust structural counterweight. Even with tariff barriers, Kårstø and Nyhamna direct pipeline trunklines shield the core industrial continent from critical gas rationing.