Environmental conflict: DUH complains against LNG terminal in Lubmin in court!

Environmental conflict: DUH complains against LNG terminal in Lubmin in court!

Lubmin, Deutschland - A special legal dispute unfolds in Germany! The German Environmental Aid (DUH) files a lawsuit against the controversial approval of the LNG terminal ship "Neptune" in the port of Lubmin. On November 14, the Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig will clarify the explosive question: is the operation of this terminal actually right? A dramatic moment for environmentalists and energy policy!

The heart of the DUH lawsuit? Massive climate and environmental consequences! According to the DUH, the shuttle traffic was not adequately approved by the Greifswald Bodden, which is necessary to supply the terminal ship with liquid gas. Proof that environmentalists warn of a potential disaster! Environmental damage caused by the unauthorized shuttle traffic are worrying and were simply ignored in the original approval.

lawsuit against approval and future of the terminal

But that doesn't stay without consequences! From January 2023 to April 2024, the terminal ship "Neptune" was used in the industrial port of Lubmin before it was moved to Mukran on Rügen. However, approval for the use of the LNG terminal in Lubmin is not cold-it remains active! This means that operation could be resumed at any time, which could further threaten the air quality and the climate!

Not only legal protection is crucial here! Constantin Zerger, who plays a key role as Head of Energy and Climate Protection at DUH, will be available on site during the trial from 9 a.m. to inform the public about the developments. If you want to know more about this exciting legal history, on November 14th in the Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig has the chance!