Gate LNG terminal adds fourth tank, Dutch capacity hits 20 bcm
· Oil & Gas · Netherlands
The Gate LNG terminal on Rotterdam's Maasvlakte is bringing a 180,000-cubic-meter storage tank online, lifting Dutch LNG terminal capacity to 20 billion cubic meters. The expansion strengthens Northwest Europe's import and storage flexibility.
Why it matters：Additional European regasification and storage capacity reduces reliance on a single import route and supports the continent's role as a flexible global LNG sink.
Key points
- New tank holds 180,000 cbm
- Terminal is on Rotterdam's Maasvlakte
- Dutch LNG capacity reaches 20 bcm
Sources (original reporting)
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