The floating LNG import terminal in Mukran in the German part of the Baltic Sea achieved in the second quarter record-high ...

Germany has lowered its target for gas storage levels set by the government to avoid an energy crisis as supply bottlenecks ...

While nearly half of EU LNG imports came from the United States in 20204, Germany imported about 90% of its LNG from the US. But is that dependence smart for Europe?

The state-owned German Energy Terminal GmbH (DET), said that it has successfully allocated all regasification slots available ...

A floating liquefied natural gas terminal chartered by Germany left its temporary location in recent days, signaling that the contentious project to boost energy security is unlikely get back on track ...

Europe's accelerated LNG purchases to refill winter storage are driving up global prices and disproportionately affecting ...

Germany, meanwhile, sits at the terminal end of the Nord Stream gas pipeline, which stopped delivering Russian natural gas last year. LNG, however, is not yet a panacea for Europe.

Securing Energy for Europe Holding GMBH (SEFE) has signed up for a 20-year purchase of 2.25 million tons per annum (MMtpa) from Venture Global LNG Inc., in a deal that is touted to make the USA ...

As Europe heads into winter and sanctions remain in place on Russian gas and oil after its invasion of Ukraine, the de facto leader of the European Union (EU), Germany, has accelerated talks with ...

The purchase and maintenance of floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals to help Germany secure energy supplies and diversify away from Russian gas, will cost more than 3 billion euros ($3. ...

The country, like others across Europe, is building more facilities to handle an increase in imports of liquefied natural gas, much of it from the United States. The first L.N.G. terminal in ...

Germany’s wind sector has been faltering, ... Germany built LNG terminals in months. Wind turbines still take years. January 7, 2023. 7 min. Germany's wind sector has been struggling.