German LNG, onshore regasification terminal

German LNG, the first onshore regasification terminal to be built in Germany

Share it:

German LNG, the first onshore regasification terminal to be built in Germany

German LNG will be the first onshore regasification terminal in Germany, and it will allow the country to inject gas to the national network from the sea.

It is a strategic project for the energy transition process which will make a significant contribution to the energy supply of Germany and Europe.

This Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) regasification terminal, which will be located in the German town of Brunsbüttel, in the North of the country, wil have the capacity to produce up to 8 BCMA (Billion Cubic Metres per Annum) of natural gas per year, which can be expanded to at least 10 BCMA. This represents approximately 10% of Germany’s current annual consumption.

Benefits

It will contribute to the security of energy supply in Germany and Europe

It will allow Germany to inject gas to the national network from the sea, offering an alternative to the gas imported by land.

Contributes to the Germany energy transition process.

Characteristics

Equipment

Two 165,000-m³ storage tanks.
Two jetties, unloading arms and pipelines.
Storage tanks.
Systems for regasification and gas emission.
A BOG (Boil-off Gas) recovery system.
A flare stack.
Auxiliary systems.
Series of buildings specially designed for the operations.

Services

Loading and unloading of carriers.
Storge of LNG.
Regasification.
Injection into the German natural gas grid.
Distribution of LNG via tankers and railway tanker wagons.

In figures

Storage

Two 165,000-m³ storage tanks

Production

Up to 8 BCMA (Billion Cubic Metres per Annum) of natural gas per year, which can be expanded to at least 10 BCMA.

The Joint Venture

Cobra (62%) and Sener (38%)

El consorcio formado por las empresas Cobra, una empresa del grupo VINCI, y SENER, llevarán a cabo los trabajos de ingeniería, compra y construcción (EPC), con una participación del 62 % y 38 % respectivamente.

The consortium comprising the companies Cobra, a company of the VINCI group, and Sener will carry out the EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) contract, with a 62% and 38% share, respectively, for the client German LNG Terminal GmbH.

XEnergy

XGas Solutions

XLNG – Liquefied Natural Gas

German LNG, the first onshore regasification terminal to be built in Germany

German LNG will be located in Brunsbüttel and will be able to produce up to 8 BCMA

German LNG, the first onshore regasification terminal to be built in Germany

Share it:

German LNG, the first onshore regasification terminal to be built in Germany

Benefits

It will contribute to the security of energy supply in Germany and Europe

Contributes to the Germany energy transition process.

Characteristics

Equipment

Services

In figures

Storage

Production

The Joint Venture

Cobra (62%) and Sener (38%)