We are your partner for reliable and flexible LNG solutions
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To ensure supply security, we built Germany’s first landing terminal for LNG in Wilhelmshaven based on a floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) design. We manage the terminal on behalf of the federally owned Deutsche Energy Terminal GmbH through our subsidiary LNG Terminal Wilhelmshaven GmbH, thus making a significant contribution to the future diversification of Germany’s energy imports.
Our goal is to build a flexible and diversified LNG portfolio. We are already one of the largest European LNG traders, currently use four LNG carriers and have the expertise as a trader and importer in the global energy trading industry.
The share of LNG in the European gas supply will continue to rise. The EU is already the world’s largest LNG importer: In 2022, EU member states imported a total of around 123 billion cubic meters of LNG. Currently, the EU can meet around 40 percent of its total gas demand with LNG delivered by ship. In the coming years, LNG could even account for the largest share of the European gas supply. For Germany, it is assumed that LNG will cover around one-third of total annual gas demand in the future.
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