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Rotterdam LNG throughput down in 2024

By LNG Prime Staff
LNG throughput in the Dutch port of Rotterdam decreased in 2024 due to lower demand in Europe.
For illustration only (Image: Port of Rotterdam)

The port, home to Gasunie’s and Vopak’s Gate LNG import terminal, said that total LNG throughput reached 11.3 million mt last year. This marks a drop of 5.3 percent compared to 11.9 million mt in 2023. In 2023, LNG throughput rose 3.7 percent as Europe continued to import large amounts of LNG to replace pipeline imports of Russian natural…

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