Sources indicated on 12 November 2026 that a major construction milestone has been reached on a liquefied biogas liquefaction plant at the Port of Gothenburg, a development the outlet framed as making large-scale LBG bunkering possible in the port in 2027.
The report states that the facility’s storage tank for liquefied biogas has now been installed, a step described as an important milestone in the plant’s construction. The installation was reported as taking place at the site of the liquefaction plant in the Port of Gothenburg.
The plant is being built and will be owned by Nordion Energi, the report says, and the project timetable set out in the coverage places completion in the second quarter of 2027. The source material gives the plant’s scheduled handover window as Q2 2027 without providing further technical specifications in the verified notes.
Installation milestone
The verified notes state clearly that the storage tank installation marks a key stage of onsite works, signalling progress in the broader construction programme. According to the report, the tank is specifically for liquefied biogas, commonly abbreviated in the coverage as LBG, and its placement completes a component described in the notes as central to the plant’s future operations.
Ownership and timetable
The coverage identifies Nordion Energi as both builder and owner of the liquefaction plant and records the company’s association with the project in those terms. The verified notes specify the target completion period as the second quarter of 2027, placing the plant’s planned readiness within a clearly defined six-month window in that year.
reports presented the development under a headline asserting that large-scale liquefied biogas bunkering will become possible in the Port of Gothenburg in 2027; the same report, dated 12 November 2026, supplies the details summarised above. The verified notes do not include further information on subsequent operational plans, bunkering operators or commercial arrangements beyond the installation of the storage tank and the stated ownership and schedule.
Taken together, the verified reporting records a construction milestone, the installation of an LBG storage tank, and confirms the party building and owning the plant as Nordion Energi, with an anticipated completion in the second quarter of 2027. The source title as reported links this progress to the prospect of large-scale LBG bunkering becoming possible at the Port of Gothenburg in 2027.
