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Deutsche ReGas completes FEED for Lubmin hydrogen hub

By LNG Prime Staff
Deutsche ReGas completes FEED for Lubmin hydrogen hub
For illustration only (Image: Deutsche ReGas)

German LNG terminal operator Deutsche ReGas completed the front-end engineering and design phase for its planned hydrogen hub in Lubmin. In September 2023, Deutsche ReGas launched the FEED phase for a large-scale electrolysis plant which separates water into hydrogen and oxygen with the help of renewable electricity. Under the first phase of the H2-Hub Lubmin,…

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