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Larger LNG ships at the terminal
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The terminal
has been able to receive larger
LNG ships since the summer of
2008. From then on several
so-called Q-Flex ships – which
have a capacity of up to 217,000
cubic metres of LNG – have
docked in Zeebrugge. Prior to
the dredging works carried out
by the Port Authority Brugge
(MBZ), only ships with a maximum
capacity of 155,000 cubic metres
of LNG could be allowed for
berthing at the terminal.
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Your LNG gateway to Europe
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Fluxys LNG offers from its LNG terminal in Zeebrugge essentially the service of receiving and unloading LNG carriers, buffer storage of the unloaded LNG, regasification and send-out into the Fluxys transmission grid for onward redelivery.
The Fluxys LNG terminal provides shippers with a flexibility tool as well as it serves as a gateway for the supply of natural gas to expanding markets across a major part of Continental Europe and in the United Kingdom.
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