German LNG Terminal GmbH

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German LNG Terminal GmbH is the project company developing and operating Germany's first permanent onshore LNG import/regasification terminal in Brunsbüttel. It is a joint venture with KfW (50%, on behalf of the German Federal Government), Gasunie (40%), and RWE (10%). The terminal is under construction, with operations targeted for 2027, initially for conventional and green LNG imports and hydrogen-ready for future derivatives.

The project German LNG Terminal is involved in

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German LNG Terminal Brunsbüttel onshore LNG import terminal
  1. Announced / Concept
  2. FEED / Pre-FID
  3. FID / Sanctioned
  4. Under Construction
  5. Commissioning & Start-up
Phase
Under Construction
Where
Germany
Makes
Natural gas
Partners
Gasunie , KfW , RWE

German LNG Terminal in chemical industry news

18 March 2022
RWE to Build Green Ammonia Terminal in Brunsbüttel

A new terminal in Brunsbüttel will import green ammonia, aiding Germany's decarbonization. Expected by 2026, it will handle 300,000 tonnes annually, with plans to scale up to two million tonnes.

5 March 2022
KfW, Gasunie, and RWE to Build LNG Terminal in Brunsbüttel

The LNG terminal in Brunsbüttel will have an 8 billion m3 regasification capacity, enhancing Germany's energy security and future-proofing for green hydrogen derivatives like ammonia.

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