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EemsGas has appointed Technip Energies to carry out front-end engineering design for a proposed green gas plant at Chemiepark Delfzijl in the Netherlands, Gasunie announced on 9 November.
The development has a planned investment of about €100 million. EemsGas is owned equally by Gasunie and Perpetual Next, which established their joint venture in 2022.
The engineering phase will refine the plant’s design, costs and technical feasibility before an investment decision targeted for 2027. Construction remains conditional on a positive decision; the announcement is an engineering award, not approval to build.
Gasunie says the project aims to convert waste wood into around 18 million cubic metres of green gas annually, with first production expected in 2029. TNO is providing gasification technology. The gas would use existing infrastructure to reach households and businesses.
For engineering suppliers, the immediate work is design and project definition. The announced investment and production figures are development plans, rather than a disclosed value for Technip Energies’ contract or confirmed operating output.
Source: Gasunie, 9 November 2026.
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Image credit: Illustrative location file photograph of Chemie Park Delfzijl, Netherlands, 20 April 2011; not the proposed EemsGas plant. Gouwenaar / Wikimedia Commons, CC0 1.0. Resized and converted to WebP.
