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Gasunie, RWE plan to launch German onshore LNG terminal in 2027

By LNG Prime Staff
Gasunie, RWE plan to launch German onshore LNG terminal in 2027
For illustration only (Image: German LNG Terminal)

Dutch gas grid operator Gasunie and German energy firm RWE aim to launch their onshore LNG import terminal in Brunsbüttel in 2027 after receiving planning approval from the local government. In 2022, Gasunie joined forces with the German government and RWE to build the LNG import terminal, which is worth about 1.3 billion euros ($1.45 billion). Gasunie…

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