TES announces LNG open season at Wilhelmshaven Green Energy Hub
TES announces LNG open season at Wilhelmshaven Green Energy Hub to bring climate neutrality and energy security together for European customers
Synergies of LNG and hydrogen imports
More than 70 participants accepted the invitation to the event "Presentation of the study: synergy effects in the import of energy carriers with a Lower Saxony LNG terminal", which was hosted online by LNG.Agentur Niedersachsen on the 1st of June 2021.
LNG remains the fuel of choice!
The network partners of the LNG.Agentur Niedersachsen discussed the importance of and required political action for the application of LNG in the frame of an online event on the 18th of May 2021
Bio-LNG – Climate-friendly fuel from regional production
LNG.Agentur Niedersachsen (c/o MARIKO GmbH) invites to the 2nd workshop "Bio-LNG"
LNG for seagoing vessels: Third funding call launched
The third funding call within the framework of the "Guideline for the expansion and conversion of seagoing vessels for the use of liquefied natural gas (LNG) as a marine fuel" has been launched: Applications can be submitted again as of now.
Consensus among German and Dutch shipowners: LNG is currently the only realistically applicable fuel in shipping
There are many reasons for using liquefied natural gas (LNG) as a fuel in shipping. Nevertheless, even many years after the first LNG-powered ships have entered service, there are still numerous challenges and need for action, which were highlighted and discussed by around 60 shipping company representatives at the cross-border online event "LNG as fuel: Status update" organized by LNG.Agentur Niedersachsen on the 25th of March 2021.
Bio-LNG – Biogas plants provide climate-friendly fuel of the future in Lower Saxony
Bio-LNG represents a completely new, climate-friendly fuel whose market introduction offers producers and consumers new perspectives, but also poses challenges.
Expansion of LNG funding for seagoing vessels in Germany
The Budget Committee of the German Parliament has decided to expand LNG funding for seagoing vessels. The corresponding proposal by Rüdiger Kruse, member of the Hamburg parliament, had received broad support in the committee.
In search of solutions for the energy supply of the future
What can the energy supply in Germany look like in the future? What role does LNG play in this? What opportunities and risks does it entail? And: Does Germany need its own terminal to import LNG? This was discussed by 20 representatives of environmental associations, politics, science and industry at the LNG Dialogue, which was conducted online by the LNG.Agentur Niedersachsen on 19 November 2020.
Fuel conversion & sulfur limit 2020 – first experience reports
Low sulfur fuels (VLSFO - very low sulfur fuel oil) are a solution to the sulfur limits in force since January. The use of these fuels was reported during an online conference on 28 October 2020.
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