Japanese major MOL secures FSRU charter with Deutsche ReGas

The Japanese shipping group Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) has signed a long-term time charter contract with Germany-headquartered Deutsche ReGas for the deployment of one FSRU at the Energie-Terminal “Deutsche Ostsee” in Mukran, Germany.

Deutsche ReGas, a provider of European critical energy infrastructure, operates the Energie-Terminal “Deutsche Ostsee” – a floating operating liquefied natural gas terminal in Germany.

Located on Germany’s Baltic Sea coast, Mukran is home to the LNG import terminal Energie-Terminal “Deutsche Ostsee,” built and operated by Deutsche ReGas. The terminal plays a key role in diversifying gas supply sources for Germany and Europe.

Under this agreement, the LNG carrier will be converted at Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding (Group) (HZ) in China and Deutsche ReGas will charter the FSRU from MOL starting in 2028.

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