Get your BioLNG Liquefaction capacity at Zeebrugge

Bring ships with BioLNG or convert a biomethane certificate into a BioLNG certificate into the terminal of Zeebrugge.

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Beschreibung

The Zeebrugge LNG Terminal is certified according to the ISCC framework, which allows the terminal to be part of a BioLNG supply chain and ISCC certified shippers to obtain a BioLNG certificate.

There are 2 ways to obtain BioLNG in the Zeebrugge Terminal:


1. Bring gas with a biomethane certificate to the terminal and convert it to LNG with a BioLNG certificate

This conversion is subject to the “mass balance principle” which means that:

    1. the biomethane which reaches the Zeebrugge Terminal via backhaul capacity in the
        Belgian Transmission grid,
    2. is liquefied and
    3. the BioLNG liquefaction capacity has been allocated to such shipper for the certificate
        transfer.

When the conversion into BioLNG is executed, you can:

    4. Store your BioLNG and
    5. Use your BioLNG for different applications

You can choose to take care of all steps in the BioLNG supply chain or only some.


 

Overview of costs for bio-LNG chain in February 2022

* Indexation:
Transmission = yearly indexation
Entry BE gas grid
Exit BE gas grid to ZBG Terminal (backhaul)

LNG = monthly indexation
Backhaul liquefaction
BioLNG liquefaction
Storage (day)
Truck slot

** 1 truck = approx. 40 m3 of LNG = approx. 268 MWh


2. Bring BioLNG with an ISCC BioLNG certificate to the terminal

Discover the services and their tariffs in order to:

    1. Unload your BioLNG in Zeebrugge
    2. Store your BioLNG and
    3. Use your BioLNG for different applications


You can choose to take care of all steps in the BioLNG supply chain or only some.

Good to know

At the LNG terminal of Zeebrugge, two (re-)liquefaction units, referred to as "recondensers", are used in the process flow for regasification.
 
In those recondensers the natural gas is cooled down and liquefied, this technical liquefaction process allows terminal users to convert biomethane certificates into BioLNG certificates.
 
As the demand for converting biomethane certificates into BioLNG certificates might exceed the capability of the recondensers, a transparent and non-discriminatory demand procedure and allotment rule are required.

 

 

Check availability and book

a) Long-term capacity:

Each year long-term capacity for an amount of 21.6 GWh/month is offered through a subscription window. After the last one organized in December 2021:

  • Remaining long-term capacity for 2022: 8.34 GWh/month

This capacity is available on a “First Committed, First Served” basis, until 30 November 2022.

  • Capacities for 2023 and 2024 also available FCFS remain limited to the offered capacities in this subscription window.

 

How to subscribe?

Subscribe to long-term capacity for a service period starting as from next 1st of the month until the end of the current year, any subscription needs to be done 5 business days prior to this month.

1. Follow the 5 steps process to become a Fluxys LNG shipper and sign a free LNG Terminalling Agreement (LTA)
2. Read the Terms and Conditions of Subscription Window (TCSW)
3. Fill in this form and return it to info.lng@fluxys.com.

How to use?

Nominate your capacity by filling in this form, return it to info.lng@fluxys.com and you will be ready to use it.

 

b) Short-term capacity:

Each month during a short-term subscription window you can secure available Short Term BioLNG capacities at our Zeebrugge LNG terminal. The short-term capacity of the month (M) will depend on the short-term capacity sold during M-1 and long-term capacity used during M-1 and will be made available latest on M+5 days.


  Request Period   Max Allocation Date 
January  1 - 11/1/2022 14/1/2022
February 1 - 9/2/2022  14/2/2022
March 1 - 9/3/2022 14/3/2022
April 1 - 11/4/2022 14/4/2022
May 1 - 10/5/2022 13/5/2022
June 1 - 10/6/2022 15/6/2022
July 1 - 11/7/2022 14/7/2022
August 1 - 9/8/2022 12/8/2022
September 1 - 9/9/2022 14/9/2022
October 1 - 11/10/2022 14/10/2022
November 1 - 10/11/2022 16/11/2022
December 1 - 9/12/2022 14/12/2022

 

Any request received after this subscription window will be allocated on “First Committed, First Served” basis.

Short Term availability: 1.757.849,44 MWh (last update 10/05/2022)

 

How to subscribe?

To participate in the short-term subscription window, or outside of it for the allocation on a “First Committed, First Served” basis:

1. Follow the 5 steps process to become a Fluxys LNG shipper and sign a free LNG Terminalling Agreement (LTA)
2. Read the Terms and Conditions of Subscription Window (TCSW)
3. Fill in the Service Demand Form (SDF) every beginning of the month during the related request period and return it to info.lng@fluxys.com, When allocated, the quantities can immediately be used.

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