In partnership with HEH, Sacyr Proyecta will oversee the engineering, purchasing, procuring, construction and commissioning tasks for the EPC contractor, throughout the project’s execution through 2027.
The terminal will have a regasification capacity of 13.3 billion m3 and two LNG storage tanks with a capacity of 240 000 m3. Moreover, the port is designed to be accessible for the largest LNG tankers (Q max) with a length of 345 m and 265 000 m3 of capacity, and will have all the infrastructure and auxiliary equipment necessary to ensure the highest safety standards.
HEH is a consortium created to secure Germany’s supply of LNG and green gases, while preparing for the market ramp-up of hydrogen.
HEH is based on a future-flexible modular system for the green energy transition that maximizes the diverse opportunities offered by the Stade energy region. In the first expansion phase 2027, an emission-free terminal for LNG, bio-LNG and SNG (synthetic natural gas, artificially produced LNG) will begin operating in the existing industrial park.
This land-based terminal will commence operation as an ammonia-ready facility. By the end of 2023, Stade is also set to become the location for one of five FSRUs chartered by the German federal government.
