Hanseatic Energy Hub

Hanseatic Energy Hub (HEH) is an LNG Terminal in Stade, Germany, focusing on providing future-oriented energy solutions. The terminal diversifies Germany's long-term import needs for affordable energy and aims to operate a zero-emission LNG terminal from 2027. The infrastructure is also approved for bio-LNG and SNG, with a planned regasification capacity of 13.3 bcm/a and a feed-in capacity of 21.7 GW, adjustable based on market response. Additionally, the hub will facilitate the import of hydrogen-based energy carriers as new climate-neutral energy sources emerge. HEH's shareholders, including the Buss Group, Fluxys, Partners Group, and Dow, reflect a strong and diverse investment base. The recent Corporate Round investment by Enagas on 27 September 2023 underscores the confidence of investors in the project's potential. The company's focus on energy, oil and gas, and energy storage positions it as a key player in driving sustainable energy solutions. With its strategic location and forward-thinking concept, Hanseatic Energy Hub is well-positioned to contribute significantly to the future of energy solutions.