Two major LNG projects are expected to come online in Germany in the next four years as the country bets on more gas to replace coal and nuclear in power generation and aims to diversify imports.
If the planned Brunsbuttel and Wilhelmshaven terminals operate at capacity, they would together cover around 20% of Germany's gas demand.
Niels Fenzl, Uniper’s vice president for transportation and terminals, told delegates at the European Annual Gas Conference (EAGC) in Paris this week that the Wilhelmshaven project – planned...
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