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4.5.4 OVERVIEW PER PROJECT STATUS
When compared to the 279 projects submitted for TYNDP 2015 we observe a
reduction to 234 projects submitted for inclusion in the 2017 edition.
This reduction stems, in part, for the requirement introduced by ENTSOG for TYNDP
2017 that projects being part of the previous TYNDP need to be actively resubmit-
ted to be part of the current TYNDP. This has allowed identifying projects that were
not active anymore but for which promoters had missed to previously report the
information to ENTSOG.
The following figures and tables provide a statistical overview of the projects (see
Annex A for project details) based on information such as the type of infrastructure
or the FID/PCI status. Those reports reflect all details entered as part of the data
collection process explained above.
LNG Terminal – FID
LNG Terminal – Non-FID
Storage Facility – FID
Storage Facility – Non-FID
Transmission – FID
Transmission – Non-FID
TYNDP 2015
TYNDP 2017
7
14%
70%
16%
32
29
172
Projects
24
15
0,0
0,2
0,4
0,6
0,8
5
13%
79%
8%
25
15
160
Projects
26
3
Figure 4.4:
Comparison of project submission in TYNDP 2017 and TYNDP 2015 per type of
infrastructure and FID status. The inner circle represents absolute numbers;
the outer circle represents the share of each project type.
The above graph refers to the only two project status defined in TYNDP 2015: FID
and non-FID. We observe a reduction in LNG and UGS projects, but an increase in
pipeline projects. Around 60% of new transmission projects refer to South-East
Europe and the Baltic region. Several projects, especially for storage facilities, were
cancelled or not re-submitted.
NUMBER OF PROJECTS FROM TYNDP 2015 COMPLETED,
STILL PLANNED, NOT-RESUBMITTED AND CANCELLED
UGS
LNG
TRA
COMPLETED
2
3
15
STILL PLANNED
15
26
134
NOT RE-SUBMITTED
14
5
7
CANCELLED
13
5
40
Table 4.1:
Number of projects from TYNDP 2015 completed, still planned, not-resubmitted and
cancelled