Marine bunkering specialist Avenir LNG is looking to progress its terminal strategy and help Sweden decarbonize industrial sectors with a proposed natural gas import project.

A memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Sweden’s Oxelösunds Hamn AB could advance a liquefied natural gas import terminal. The Port of Oxelösund facility as proposed would allow customers to import traditionally sourced LNG and renewable natural gas (RNG).

“The challenges facing the European gas markets have reinforced Avenir’s commitment to investing in critical infrastructure and supply chains which enhance energy security in regions of stranded demand and further enable the switching to cleaner, greener and more sustainable forms of energy,” CEO Peter Mackey said. 

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