LNG
24Mar

ZEEBRUGGE

Storage Capacity: The facility features five state-of-the-art storage tanks. The fifth tank, designed with full containment, has a capacity of 180,000 \(m^{3}\)
24Mar

SONATRACH GZ1

The GZ1 is a 40-inch diameter trunk pipeline and a core component of the SONATRACH transport network, designed to convey natural gas from the heart of the Sahara to the Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) plants on the Mediterranean coast.
24Mar

SAGUNTO

The Sagunto regasification terminal occupies a 23-hectare site and features a total storage capacity of 600,000 \(m^{3}\).
23Mar

MEJILLONES

Located in Mejillones Bay, in the Antofagasta Region (Chile), this terminal serves as the primary gateway for natural gas in the country's Norte Grande region. The facility, operated by Sociedad GNL Mejillones S.A., has a nominal regasification capacity of 5.5 million m³ per day.
23Mar

GNL REGANOSA

Located at Punta Promontorio, in the municipality of Mugardos (A Coruña), this terminal serves as a strategic asset for ensuring energy supply security in Northwest Spain.
23Mar

GNL STADE

Located within the Dow industrial park in Stade (Lower Saxony, Germany), this infrastructure represents the country’s first onshore LNG terminal. The project is led by the Hanseatic Energy Hub (HEH) consortium, with Enagás participating as the operator
23Mar

GNL SHIP FUELING STATION

Located in the Outer Harbor of Huelva (Spain), this infrastructure operated by Enagás serves as a benchmark logistical hub for LNG bunkering in the Strait of Gibraltar.
23Mar

GODORF GNL

Located in the Port of Cologne-Godorf, on the banks of the Rhine, this infrastructure is a Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) storage and regasification terminal specifically designed for the logistics and heavy-duty transport sectors.
23Mar

ENAGAS

Located in the Port of Barcelona, this strategic infrastructure serves as the primary LNG reception and storage hub in the Mediterranean, featuring a storage capacity of 760,000 m³ distributed across six cryogenic tanks.
23Mar

DUNKERQUE

Located in the western port of Dunkirk, this strategic infrastructure is the second-largest LNG terminal in continental Europe, with an annual regasification capacity of 13 billion cubic meters (BCM), accounting for approximately 20% of the combined gas consumption of France and Belgium.