Deutsche ReGas line up with Höegh-LNG to develop the world’s first floating import terminal for hydrogen

Deutsche ReGas, a mid-sized company in the European energy infrastructure sector and operator of the only privately financed LNG terminals in Germany in Mukran and before that in Lubmin, and Höegh-LNG, a world-leading provider of maritime energy supply infrastructure, signed an agreement in principle to realize the “H2-Import-Terminal Lubmin”. The terminal will be the world’s … The post Deutsche ReGas line up with Höegh-LNG to develop the world’s first floating import terminal for hydrogen appeared first on H2 Bulletin.

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