Netherlands gas supply · imports and flowsWhere the gas comes from
Monitored imports, gas-fired power and the TTF price, followed by the flows on each pipeline and LNG corridor.
In brief
Monitored ENTSO-G imports into the Netherlands averaged 1,112 GWh per day over the last 7 days. The TTF front-month gas price averaged €96.1 per MWh over the last 7 days. 0 of 15 import and export corridors were flowing well below their 30-day baseline on 28 October 2026. LNG terminals sent out 919 GWh that day.
Supply monitor
Imports cover the ENTSO-G points we monitor, not every national entry; the national balance above and Winter outlook use Bundesnetzagentur totals for Germany.
Flows by corridor
Corridor stress
Questions and answers
- Where does gas enter the Netherlands?
- The largest entry corridors on 28 October 2026 were Gate Terminal LNG (609 GWh), Eems Energy Terminal LNG (311 GWh), Oude Statenzijl (167 GWh).
- What does corridor stress mean?
- A corridor is flagged when an active pipeline or LNG terminal delivers less than its 30-day average minus 1.5 standard deviations. Dormant corridors and days that read zero because ENTSO-G has not finished publishing are not flagged.
- Why do import figures differ from national statistics?
- The supply monitor counts the ENTSO-G interconnection points covered by the model, each physical pipe once. National totals such as the Bundesnetzagentur's include every entry point and are usually higher; the winter outlook uses those national totals for Germany.
- Which gas price is shown?
- The front-month contract at the Dutch Title Transfer Facility (TTF), Europe's benchmark gas price, in euros per megawatt hour. It is shown for every country as a European reference, not as the local hub price.