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DET says Stade FSRU terminal will not go into operation before Q2 2026

By LNG Prime Staff
DET says Stade FSRU terminal will not be launched before Q2 2026
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State-owned German LNG terminal operator DET expects that the Stade FSRU-based terminal will not go into operation before the second quarter of 2026 after it took over the construction of the superstructure from Hanseatic Energy Hub.

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