MT Group, a leading European EPC contractor, has been awarded a key contract to execute the topside and onshore-based infrastructure at the Brunsbüttel FSRU LNG Terminal in Germany.
The contract, awarded by Worley on behalf of Deutsche Energy Terminal GmbH (DET), marks a significant milestone in Germany’s energy security drive and in MT Group’s expansion across Western Europe.
Under this agreement, MT Group will carry out mechanical, piping, electrical, instrumentation, civil installation, and tie-in works for the FSRU’s relocation as part of Phase 2 of the terminal’s development.
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Key Project Highlights MT Group – Brunsbuttel FSRU Contract:
- Client: Worley (on behalf of Deutsche Energy Terminal GmbH)
- Location: Brunsbüttel FSRU LNG Terminal, Germany
- Scope: Complete topside and onshore infrastructure including tie-ins to the existing grid
- Strategic Objective: Permanent relocation and integration of the FSRU at its final jetty
- Significance: Supports Germany’s energy diversification following the Russian gas supply crisis
This is MT Group’s second major contract in Brunsbüttel, following its ongoing 50 MW heater facility project for Gasfin, signed in October 2024.
Strengthening Germany’s Energy Independence
The Brunsbüttel Terminal has been operational since 2023 and plays a critical role in Germany’s LNG import infrastructure. Phase 2 of the project involves relocating the FSRU to its permanent jetty, reinforcing long-term gas supply resilience.
CEO’s Comment:
“Being selected for such a strategically important project is a testament to our technical excellence and growing trust in the European energy sector,”
“Together with Worley and DET, we aim to deliver benchmark-setting infrastructure aligned with Germany’s energy transition goals.”
Mindaugas Zakaras, CEO of MT Group
A Proven Track Record in FSRU Projects
MT Group’s selection builds on its successful delivery of high-impact FSRU infrastructure, including:
- Klaipeda LNG Terminal, Lithuania: Enabled full independence from Russian gas and serves as a regional hub for Latvia, Estonia, and Finland.
- Paldiski FSRU Terminal, Estonia: Fast-tracked offshore pipeline works for national supply security, connected via the Balticconnector pipeline.
Strategic Impact for MT Group
This contract strengthens MT Group’s footprint in Western Europe and serves as a reference for:
- EPC delivery under German technical and regulatory standards
- Collaboration with public and private stakeholders
- Execution of mission-critical LNG infrastructure on a fast-track basis
With this development, MT Group continues to solidify its leadership in the European energy infrastructure landscape, positioning itself as a key player in the continent’s transition toward secure and sustainable energy solutions.
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