A ship that will serve as one of Germany’s floating terminals for liquefied natural gas imports arrived at the port of Wilhelmshaven Thursday, as German officials warned the country is not saving enough energy at the start of a difficult winter.
The 300-meter-long (900-foot-long) Höegh Esperanza pulled into Wilhelmshaven’s Jade Weser Port where it is expected to begin operation on Dec. 22.
