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Deutsche ReGas offers Mukran regas slots

By LNG Prime Staff
Deutsche ReGas offers Mukran regas slots
Two FSRUs and one LNG carrier in Mukran (Image: Deutsche ReGas)

German LNG terminal operator Deutsche ReGas is offering nine regasification slots at its FSRU-based facility in the industrial port of Mukran. On October 9, Deutsche ReGas will market LNG regasification capacity for the lastquarter of 2024 for the “Deutsche Ostsee” terminal, the largest LNG terminal in Germany. Deutsche ReGas said the nine individual regasification slots…

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