Broadband access: High-performance and reliable infrastructure to support the digital sustainability of your region
A comprehensive broadband service can only be delivered with an efficient network infrastructure that allows large-scale, fast data transmission. GasLINE is the ideal partner for local utilities, municipalities and special-purpose associations when it comes to rapid, cost-efficient and future-proof broadband development. We are continuously expanding our network in a very cost-effective way.
We support your FttX project by:
- connecting your community and region via optical fibres to our wide area network and, if desired, to the nearest Internet exchange node (IX)
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to connect your community or municipality to the fibre-optic network as we continue to expand our network across Germany. As part of the upcoming civil work, we also offer communities and municipalities located along the routes the possibility to install their own cable ducts alongside the GasLINE systems in their areas.
All information on the planned routes can be found here.
Should you be interested or if you have any questions, please call us or use our contact form.
The development of sustainable communication infrastructures is one of the main tasks of the government, network operators and municipalities. Fibre-optic systems play a decisive role here – for example when it comes to connecting industrial areas and business parks to the wide area network. In this way GasLINE secures long-term location advantages and access to attractive customer groups and technologies.
We would be delighted to provide you with more information about our reference projects.
Gerne informieren wir Sie über Referenzprojekte. Click here to download a case study.
Expansion projects currently underway
We are expanding our network across Germany.
Here you can see a selection of our expansion projects.
An overview of all expansion projects can be found here.
- Stralsund–Rügen Project start: 2024, route length: 51 km > More information
- Stralsund–Greifswald Project start: 2024, route length: 33 km > More information
- Steinitz–Ammensleben Project start: 2024, route length: 81 km > More information
- Bobbau–Lauchhammer Project start: 2024, route length: 115 km > More information
- Schleiden–Trier (segments) Project start: 2024, route length: 40 km > More information
- Rodgau–Dieburg–Fischbachtal Project start: 2024, route length: 40 km > More information
- Kassel–Scherfede Project start: 2025, route length: 44 km > More information
- Epe–Bad Bentheim–Schüttorf Project start: 2025, route length: 35 km > More information
- Essen (Kupferdreh–Steele–Huttrop) Project start: 2025, route length: 11 km > More information
- Menden–Arnsberg Project start: 2025, route length: 16 km > More information
- Bad Vilbel–Heldenberge Project start: 2025, route length: 17 km > More information
- Heilbronn–Crailsheim Project start: 2025, route length: 73 km > More information
- Ingolstadt–Unterweilenbach Project start: 2025, route length: 41 km > More information
- Emden–Nordhorn Project start: 2026, route length: 123 km > More information
- Wilhelmshaven–Wardenburg–Drohne Project start: 2026, route length: 173 km > More information
- Rehden–Voigtei–Lindhorst Project start: 2026, route length: 87 km > More information
- Braunschweig–Erfurt Project start: 2026, route length: 217 km > More information
- Nauendorf–Rabenau Project start: 2026, route length: 24 km > More information
- Jackerath–Bedburg Project start: 2026, route length: 7 km > More information
- Hüsingen–Wallbach–Singen Project start: 2026, route length: 105 km > More information