DET announced on Tuesday the marketing of short-term regasification capacities at its FSRU-based LNG terminals in Brunsbüttel and Wilhelmshaven. According to DET, auctions of OTD (obligation to deliver) slots
“We anticipate commencing operations at the earliest possible opportunity within the first quarter,” a DET spokesperson recently told LNG Prime.
DET’s third LNG import facility in Stade features the 174,000-cbm FSRU Energos Force.
In March this year, the 2021-built FSRU, owned by Apollo’s Energos Infrastructure, arrived at the AVG jetty in Stade.
Once operational, the almost 300-meter-long ship will feed up to 5 bcm of gas per year into the German gas network.
DET’s second terminal in Wilhelmshaven will have a capacity of about 4 bcm per year.
Excelerate’s 138,000-cbm FSRU Excelsior arrived at the Navantia yard in El Ferrol, Spain last year for a planned stopover before its job in Wilhelmshaven.
According to its AIS data, the FSRU is still located there.
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