Enagas will operate the upcoming Stade LNG regasification terminal, proposed to be built in Lower Saxony in Germany. According to GlobalData, who tracks more than 1,100 active and developing LNG terminals worldwide, the terminal is expected to start operations in 2027 and will be owned by Buss Group, Dow Chemical, Enagas, Publigaz, and others. Buy the profile here.
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The Stade LNG regasification terminal has a proposed regasification capacity of 469.49bcf/annum (billion cubic feet) and storage capacity of 0.22 million tons (Mt).
Contractors involved in the regasification plant
Some of the key contractors for the Stade LNG regasification terminal include -Design/FEED: Sofregaz.
Main EPC: ENKA Insaat ve Sanayi, Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas, Tecnicas Reunidas.
EPC: Fluor.
About Enagas
Enagas SA (Enagas) is a midstream company that develops, operates, and maintains gas infrastructure. It also owns and operates gas transportation networks, which transports natural gas to distribution points. The company is a technical manager of the Spanish gas system, and certified independent transmission system operator. Enagas also carries out regasification and storage of natural gas. It owns and operates regasification plants, compressor stations, and underground storage facilities in Spain; and owns interests in various regasification facilities in Mexico, Chile and Peru. The company serves transmission companies, distributors, shippers, and direct consumers in the Europe, South America and North America. Enagas is headquartered in Madrid, Spain.
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