MT Group, an engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contractor, has signed a significant construction agreement with Gasfin Development to enhance energy infrastructure at the Brunsbüttel floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Germany. The contract involves the construction and installation of a 60MW heater facility designed to improve the terminal’s efficiency and performance.
The facility will be constructed at the Brunsbüttel terminal, operated by the state-owned Deutsche Energy Terminal GmbH (DET). With construction set to begin in 2024, MT Group has already commenced preparatory work for the project. The company will manage general construction and mechanical works, including the installation and commissioning of technological equipment, as well as electrical and automation systems.
Mindaugas Zakaras, CEO of MT Group, expressed enthusiasm about the project, stating, “This project aligns perfectly with MT Group’s long-term strategy to be at the forefront of Europe’s energy transformation. By leveraging our extensive experience in delivering complex LNG projects, we are not only supporting Germany’s energy independence but also reinforcing our commitment to building modern, sustainable energy infrastructure across the region.”
The new heater facility is essential for ensuring the effective regasification of LNG at the floating terminal, contributing to improved operational efficiency. Zakaras further noted that the successful execution of this project would showcase MT Group’s ability to meet demanding technical and operational standards, significantly enhancing the company’s project portfolio.
MT Group has established itself as a leading EPC contractor across Europe, specialising in critical energy and industrial infrastructure projects. Its expertise extends to developing, engineering, and constructing renewable energy solutions, hydrogen production facilities, and carbon capture technologies. The company is committed to promoting sustainable engineering solutions in the evolving energy landscape.
In addition to its recent contract, MT Group is a founding partner in the Green Energy Park Global initiative, one of the world’s largest renewable energy projects. This undertaking aims to produce competitively priced green hydrogen at a gigawatt scale, addressing the decarbonisation needs of challenging sectors, including transport and power, across Europe and beyond.
The partnership with Gasfin Development represents a significant step for MT Group in supporting Germany’s transition to cleaner energy sources and enhancing the nation’s energy independence. As Europe navigates the complexities of energy transformation, projects like this are crucial in advancing sustainable infrastructure.
With the ongoing challenges posed by climate change and energy demands, MT Group’s efforts in developing modern energy solutions demonstrate a proactive approach to creating a sustainable energy future for Europe. As the construction progresses, industry stakeholders will closely monitor the project’s impact on the region’s energy landscape and overall decarbonisation goals.
MT Group’s commitment to sustainable infrastructure aligns with broader European efforts to transition to cleaner energy sources and achieve energy independence.
