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Deutsche ReGas secures LNG regasification deals with BASF, Equinor
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Posted on September 3, 2025
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Published by Global Banking & Finance Review®
Posted on September 3, 2025
1 min readLast updated: January 22, 2026
Deutsche ReGas partners with BASF and Equinor for LNG regasification at Mukran terminal, enhancing energy security in Europe.
BERLIN (Reuters) -Deutsche ReGas on Wednesday said it had signed long-term agreements with German chemical producer BASF and Norway's energy major Equinor for liquefied natural gas regasification capacity at its terminal in Mukran on the Baltic Sea.
"We are proud to support the energy security of one of the leading chemical companies and to work with the leading supplier of natural gas for Germany and Europe," Deutsche ReGas CEO Ingo Wagner said in a statement.
Terms of the agreements were not disclosed.
An Equinor spokesperson confirmed that the company has booked capacity at the Mukran terminal, for shipments from its Hammerfest LNG plant in northern Norway and volumes sourced from third parties.
(Reporting by Riham Alkousaa in Berlin and Nora Buli in Oslo, editing by Thomas Seythal)
Deutsche ReGas signed long-term agreements with German chemical producer BASF and Norway's energy major Equinor.
The agreements are for liquefied natural gas regasification capacity, supporting energy security for BASF and Equinor's supply to Germany and Europe.
An Equinor spokesperson confirmed that the company has booked capacity at the Mukran terminal for shipments from its Hammerfest LNG plant in northern Norway.
No, the terms of the agreements were not disclosed.
The CEO of Deutsche ReGas is Ingo Wagner.
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