Transport

World-leading floating LNG infrastructure firm embraces hydrogen and ammonia with name change

Hoegh LNG is becoming Hoegh Evi, with the latter standing for 'energy vector infrastructure'

Hoegh LNG's planned floating ammonia cracker, which could be delivering hydrogen into the German grid for Deutsche Regas by 2026 after the two companies signed a memorandum of understanding.
Hoegh LNG's planned floating ammonia cracker, which could be delivering hydrogen into the German grid for Deutsche Regas by 2026 after the two companies signed a memorandum of understanding.Photo: Hoegh LNG
TradeWinds correspondent
Published 17 September 2024, 08:45Updated 17 September 2024, 08:45
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