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The French hydrocarbon giant TotalEnergies announced on Tuesday 25 November 2025 its decision to "demobilize its floating LNG terminal (FSRU) in Le Havre", installed after the energy crisis of 2022 to provide France and Europe with gas. This act is in line with the decision of the administrative court of Rouen.
The administrative court in Rouen had ruled in October that the serious threat to energy security, which led to the commissioning of this terminal, no longer exists today.
The floating LNG terminal "Cape Ann", of TotalEnergies, off the port of Le Havre (Seine-Maritime), in September 2023. LOU BENOIST / AFP At the request of justice, the French giant of hydrocarbons TotalEnergies announced, Tuesday 25 November, its decision to "demobilize its floating LNG terminal of Le Havre", in Seine-Maritime, installed after the energy crisis of 2022 to provide France and Europe with gas, but which the group no longer considers…
There are only a few days left for the curious who have never seen a floating natural gas (LNG) regasification terminal or FSRU, to see one in Le Havre.
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