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Dunno about the numbers for Germany, but Estonia and Finland rented a floating terminal for ten years. That should be long-term enough to phase off all major de
by tuukkah 4y ago
Dunno about the numbers for Germany, but Estonia and Finland rented a floating terminal for ten years. That should be long-term enough to phase off all major demand of LNG. Regarding the cost, I calculate a miniscule fixed cost of 0.1 cent / kWh or 1 EUR/MWh, assuming the capacity will be used in full.
"The vessel’s evaporation capacity is 140 GWh/day and even more than 40 TWh per year [--] The total cost of the LNG floating terminal project is estimated at EUR 460 million under a 10-year lease. In addition, there will be costs related to the volume of use." https://gasgrid.fi/en/fsru-en/lng-floating-terminal/ https://gasgrid.fi/en/fsru-en/lng-floating-terminal/