Germany Builds Terminal For Floating LNG Station

WILHELMSHAVEN, GERMANY - JULY 16: In this view from an airplane a terminal for connecting floating stations for liquified natural gas (LNG) stands under construction on July16, 2022 near Wilhelmshaven, Germany. The terminal will allow the docking of floating storage and regasification units (FSRU), which are ships that can convert liquified natural gas back into gas form and then deliver it directly into Germany's gas network and storage system. Natural gas from the Wilhelmshaven terminal will be sent through a 30km pipeline, also currently under construction, to the Etzel underground storage facility. The new terminal, scheduled for completion by the end of this year, will allow Germany to import LNG by ship from countries including the USA and Qatar in order to lower Germany's reliance on gas imports from Russia. (Photo by David Hecker/Getty Images)