Paris, France. September 30, The new terminal will be capable of receiving , metric tons per year of low-carbon ammonia. The MOU solidifies the strategic partnership between Trammo and Elengy in support of the project, which will allow Trammo to provide the new terminal with access to the worldwide low-carbon ammonia market and supply customers in France and in Europe.
About Trammo. Trammo is a market leader in the seaborne ammonia trade with a unique international footprint. For nearly 60 years, it has been promoting high standards and efficient supply chains all around the world. Trammo owns and has access to ammonia terminal assets.
The fleet allows Trammo to maintain a large selection of supply sources to help meet the demands of its customers in a timely manner. For more information, visit www. About Elengy. Over the last ten years, Elengy has been able to add to its traditional business of LNG regasification for injection into the GRTgaz network, activities enabling the development of LNG in heavy mobility: loading of tankers to supply service stations and loading of micro-methane tankers for bunkering operations on container ships, ferries and cruise ships.
Convinced that its terminals, located at the crossroads of energy chains, will play a key role in supporting the decarbonization of territories, Elengy is now developing new projects based on new molecules: low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia, bio-LNG, e-methane and CO2.
