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* 2008 - The TESV Consortium chosen as prefered EPC contractor | * 2008 - The TESV Consortium chosen as prefered EPC contractor | ||
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* This project has been superceded by the [[Hamburg German LNG Terminal]] | * This project has been superceded by the [[Hamburg German LNG Terminal]] | ||
Revision as of 09:10, 19 January 2022
Contents
Summary Information
- Ownership: E.ON
- Website: http://www.eon.com/
- Location: Wilhelmshaven, Germany
- Capacity: 10.7 billion m3 /annum
- Status: Planned
Brief Description
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Technical Details
Storage capacity: 2 LNG tanks, each holding 160,000m³ Unloading capacity: Jetty for up to 215,000 m³ tankers Send out capacity: 1.2 million m³/ h Constructor: TESV - a Consortium led by Tecnimont S.p.A. (Maire Tecnimont operating company) and including Sofregaz S.A. (also controlled by Maire Tecnimont), Vinci and Construction Grands Projects and Entrepose Contracting S.A. is preferred EPC contractor Licensor:
Ongoing Projects/Project Status
Commissioning is expected in 201X
Suppliers / Customers
Suppliers: Customers:
History
- 2005 - E.ON announced the launch of the project
- 2007 - Open season launched
- 2008 - The TESV Consortium chosen as prefered EPC contractor
- 2021 - The project was cancelled
Other Information
- This project has been superceded by the Hamburg German LNG Terminal
