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Port of Gothenburg LBG Facility Set for 2027 Launch

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A new liquefied biogas (LBG) facility at the Port of Gothenburg is scheduled to begin operations in the second quarter of 2027. The project recently reached a construction milestone with the installation of its 500-cubic-meter LBG storage tank. Once operational, the plant will produce 250 gigawatt-hours of LBG annually, which is enough to fuel approximately 50 vessels or 500 heavy-duty trucks.

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The facility will be the first biogas liquefaction plant in Sweden directly connected to the western Swedish gas grid, creating a new route for domestically produced biogas. This investment strengthens the Port of Gothenburg's position as a regional hub for alternative marine fuels.

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Who's involved

  • Port of GothenburgThe seaport where the new liquefied biogas facility is being constructed.
  • SwedenThe country benefiting from the new national infrastructure investment in renewable energy.

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  • SwedenSpeculative

    Sweden could see its maritime sector supported by national infrastructure investment in renewable energy.

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