Hanseatic Energy Hub

📍 Hamburg, Germany👥 12 employees💰 Last funded Jan 2021
The Hanseatic Energy Hub (HEH) is a terminal for liquefied natural gases at the industrial site of Stade. The independent hub diversifies German industry's long-term import needs for affordable energy. In a first expansion stage, a zero-emission LNG terminal is to be operated from 2027, with infrastructure also approved for bio-LNG and SNG. The planned regasification capacity is 13,3 bcm/a and a feed-in capacity of 21.7 GW, to be adjusted in line with market response. With the development of new climate-neutral energy sources, the hub will also facilitate the import of hydrogen-based energy carriers. HEH shareholders are the Buss Group from Hamburg, the gas infrastructure operator Fluxys (Belgium), Partners Group (Switzerland) and Dow (Stade). https://www.hanseatic-energy-hub.de/impressum/ https://www.hanseatic-energy-hub.de/datenschutz/
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When did Hanseatic Energy Hub last raise funding?
The most recent investment in Hanseatic Energy Hub recorded on gritt.io was in January 2021.
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Where is Hanseatic Energy Hub based?
Hanseatic Energy Hub is headquartered in Hamburg, Germany.