“LNG is important to secure the gas supply in Germany during the period of the energy transition and builds the bridge to green energy supply. The conversion of LNG to hydrogen-based energy sources, such as ammonia, is already planned at the LNG terminal in Stade. So, the co-operation with the Hanseatic Energy Hub fits in very well with our efforts to become climate-neutral by 2035,” explained Georg Stamatelopoulos, Board Member for Sustainable Generation Infrastructure at EnBW.
“Most of our capacity is now booked on a long-term basis. With this, important commercial groundwork has been laid for the project implementation. We are particularly excited that EnBW is relying on Stade as a strategic module on its path to climate neutrality in the long term,” added Johann Killinger, Managing Director and Co-Shareholder of the Hanseatic Energy Hub.
