Deutsche ReGas is a German energy infrastructure company focused on the development, financing, and operation of import and regasification facilities for gaseous energy carriers. The company is known for establishing the privately financed “Deutsche Ostsee” LNG terminal in the Lubmin area on the Baltic Sea, using floating storage and regasification technology to supply the German gas grid.
Building on this platform, Deutsche ReGas is active in projects aimed at enabling the transition from LNG to low‑carbon and renewable hydrogen. Its activities include planning hydrogen production and import infrastructure and connecting assets to established pipeline networks in northern and eastern Germany to serve industrial demand. The company’s work spans permitting, grid integration, and terminal operations, supporting energy supply security while advancing decarbonization of gas value chains.
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The H2-Hub Lubmin project plans a 200 MW electrolyzer by 2026, expanding to 500 MW by 2028, producing up to 80,000 tons of green hydrogen annually. A floating import terminal will start in 2026.
