In short: On the InCaseMap map, Lithuania’s gas pipelines are shown along their full length, not as separate points, so you can see whether a pipeline runs past a plot or a building site. Transmission pipelines are run by Amber Grid, distribution pipelines by ESO. If you smell gas, call the gas emergency line 1804 from a safe place; if life is in danger, call 112. InCaseMap is a free map: power lines and gas pipelines in Lithuania, plus shelters, petrol stations and EV charging points in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Poland.
How to see the gas pipelines
- Open the InCaseMap map in your browser (app.incasemap.com) or in the Android app — download.
- Turn on the gas network layer.
- Zoom in on your area: a pipeline is shown along its full length, so you can see where it runs.
What it is useful for
- Before digging or building. You see whether a gas pipeline runs nearby. Protection zones apply around pipelines — agree the exact route and permits for earthworks with the network operator.
- Buying a plot. You see at once whether a gas pipeline runs through it and what restrictions there may be.
- All energy on one map. Together with power transmission lines, petrol stations with prices and EV charging points.
If you smell gas
- Turn off the gas tap, open the windows and doors.
- Do not switch lights or appliances on or off, do not light a flame, do not use your phone indoors.
- From a place with no smell of gas, call the gas emergency line 1804; if life is in danger — 112.
All the steps — What to do if you smell gas. Damaged a pipeline while digging — move away at once, do not light a flame and call 112.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I see gas pipelines on a map?
On the InCaseMap map: open app.incasemap.com or the Android app and turn on the gas network layer — you will see Lithuania’s gas pipelines along their full length.
How do I find out whether a gas pipeline runs past a plot?
Zoom in on the plot on the InCaseMap map — the pipeline is shown along its full length. Agree the exact route, protection zones and permits for earthworks with the network operator.
Who runs Lithuania’s gas networks?
Transmission pipelines are run by Amber Grid, and the distribution pipelines that bring gas to homes by ESO.
What should I do if I smell gas?
Turn off the tap, air the room, do not use switches and call the gas emergency line 1804 from a safe place. If life is in danger, call 112.