
The ongoing geopolitical spat surrounding the construction of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline has drowned out news of a number of positive steps taken by private companies to develop LNG terminals on Germany’s northern coast.
Four LNG terminals, three of which would each boast regasification capacities of at least 4 billion cubic metres per year, are at the planning stage.
Berlin made it clear in a recent document on LNG infrastructure in Germany that none of these projects will receive federal government subsidies, so while a small...
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