Royal Vopak, the Dutch company with global energy storage assets worldwide including stakes in LNG terminals, posted an annual loss including exceptional items linked to the Europoort Terminal in Rotterdam and a floating LNG venture in Colombia in South America.
Royal Vopak, the Dutch global energy storage company with several LNG terminal stakes including in the Gate facility in Rotterdam and a floating terminal in Colombia, reported a €410.5 million ($417.3M) second-quarter loss because of asset impairment charges relating to the Russian war in Ukraine, inflationary pressures, utility prices and energy transition costs.
Royal Vopak, the Netherlands-based global storage company with stakes in liquefied natural gas terminals and a new LNG import project for Hong Kong, increased its first-quarter revenues and net profits as it also helped Germany’s LNG import ambitions.