LNG

Gasunie, the Dutch utility and owner of stakes in the Dutch Rotterdam and Eemshaven LNG import terminals and the onshore German regasification project  planned for Brunsbüttel, posted increases in first-half net profits and revenues as natural gas markets evolved after the ending of Russian pipeline flows.

Gasunie, the co-owner of the Dutch Rotterdam and Eemshaven LNG import facilities and a stakeholder in the onshore German regasification facility planned for Brunsbüttel, said annual results were impacted by the energy market turmoil caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.