The plans for building and operating the two terminals in Hamburg and Bremerhaven, the future hubs of the German coastal LNG supply, have come to maturity.
Currently, Bomin Linde LNG is finalising preparations to enable manufacturing of the key parts and prompt construction of the LNG facilities. The terminals will be installed on a modular basis and will have sufficient flexibility to quickly meet a rise in demand. Starting from the strategic hubs Hamburg and Bremerhaven, neighbouring ports such as Kiel, Lübeck, Rostock or Wilhelmshaven can be reliably supplied with LNG.
“We are fully on track with the projects and will be able to provide ships in all German ports along the North and Baltic Sea with LNG as a clean fuel,” said Bomin Linde LNG Managing Director Ruben Benders.
“This is an important step to establishing LNG as a marine fuel,” added Mahinde Abeynaike, also Managing Director of Bomin Linde LNG. “The shipping industry needs secured supply of LNG at ports. This is crucial for the success of this economically attractive and green fuel.”
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