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German FSRU terminal operator to get $4.23 billion boost

By LNG Prime Staff
German FSRU terminal operator to get $4.23 billion boost
Image: Deutsche Energy Terminal (DET)

The European Commission has approved an estimated 4.06 billion euro ($4.23 billion) German measure to support the operation of DET’s four FSRU-based LNG terminals. According to a statement by the Commission, the measure contributes to the achievement of the objectives of the REPowerEU Plan by enabling the diversification of energy supplies and ensuring security of…

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