Tag: Wilhelmshaven

Sanmar delivers ninth tugboat to global operator P&O Maritime Logistics

NewBuildsNovember 24, 2025

The Sırapınar Class are compact sister vessels to Sanmar’s best-selling Boğacay Class tugs.

Royal T Shipyards celebrates launch and christening of 10th LABRAX vessel

NewBuildsNovember 23, 2025

The vessel will undergo final outfitting at Royal T Shipyards in Kampen before heading to Harlingen for sea trials and delivery later this year.

Final acceptance audit of Wilhelmshaven LNG terminal successful

PortsMarch 3, 2023

With the successful completion of this final step, the Wilhelmshaven LNG terminal in Voslapper Groden has now commenced regular operations.

First LNG cargo arrives at Germany’s LNG terminal in Wilhelmshaven

Oil & GasJanuary 4, 2023

Uniper has brought Germany’s first full cargo of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to the new LNG terminal, operated by Uniper, in Wilhelmshaven.

Uniper builds a swimming non-permanent LNG import terminal in Wilhelmshaven

PortsDecember 13, 2022

This terminal will supply new gas in the form of liquefied natural gas as early as this winter. But this is not the only project being carried out in Wilhelmshaven.

TES and EWE to build 500MW electrolyser at Wilhelmshaven Green Energy Hub

EnergyNovember 27, 2022

The hub in Wilhelmshaven is strategically placed on the North Sea coast and can accommodate up to 2GW capacity electrolysers

MOL and LTW sign a contract to build and charter an LNG terminal ship

Oil & GasMay 27, 2020

The LNG terminal ship will be built by DSME in South Korea

ExxonMobil Signs LNG Tie-up Pact with Uniper

Oil & GasJanuary 28, 2019

German utility Uniper SE signed a Heads of Agreement (HOA) with ExxonMobil Gas Marketing Europe Limited

Germany’s First LNG Terminal Planned

VideosDecember 28, 2018

Uniper SE and Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. have reached an agreement on a project to install a Floating Storage and Regasification Unit

IMO 2020 to cause one-off oil demand surge before market adjusts: OPEC

BusinessSeptember 25, 2018

Tighter global shipping pollution regulations from 2020 will lead to a temporary surge in oil demand while denting the oil revenues of producers of heavy or high sulfur crudes