German LNG Terminal

German LNG Terminal GmbH is a German company responsible for building and operating a land-based liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal in Brunsbüttel, Germany. According to its official website, the project was initiated after the German federal government decided in spring 2022, in response to the foreign policy situation, to build a land-based LNG import terminal together with the Dutch state-owned infrastructure operator Gasunie and the German energy company RWE. The terminal is scheduled to enter trial and then regular operation in 2027. Initially it will enable the reliable import of conventional natural gas in liquid form (LNG), and then successively "green" LNG and later hydrogen derivatives as the energy form likely to be appropriate at that time. The company states that it is the builder and operator of the import terminal, with its registered office in Brunsbüttel. Its team of specialists is managing the careful and rapid implementation of this major project. The company emphasizes that the contribution the terminal will make to energy supply immediately after completion is very concrete, relating to the energy supply of homes, hospitals, retirement homes, and daycare centers, as well as the connection of industry. The website describes the LNG terminal in Brunsbüttel as currently under construction, with illustrations to be understood as models.

German LNG Terminal GmbH is the company behind the planned land-based LNG import terminal in Brunsbüttel, Germany. According to the company's official website, the project emerged from a decision by the German federal government in spring 2022. In response to the foreign policy situation at the time, the government decided to build a land-based import terminal for liquefied gas in Brunsbüttel together with the Dutch state-owned infrastructure operator Gasunie and the German energy company RWE. The terminal is intended to go into trial operation and then regular operation in 2027. It will initially enable the reliable import of conventional natural gas in liquid form (LNG), and then successively "green" LNG and later hydrogen derivatives. German LNG Terminal GmbH, headquartered in Brunsbüttel, is the builder and operator of the import terminal. The company states that its team of specialists is managing the careful and rapid implementation of this major project. The website notes that the LNG terminal in Brunsbüttel is currently under construction and that the illustrations are to be understood as models.

• German federal government decides to build a land-based LNG import terminal in Brunsbüttel together with Gasunie and RWE.

• Terminal scheduled to enter trial and then regular operation.

Developer and operator of a strategic German LNG import terminal, backed by the federal government together with Gasunie and RWE.

• Land-based LNG import terminal

  A land-based import terminal for liquefied natural gas in Brunsbüttel, Germany, currently under construction.

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