MT Group, a leading European EPC contractor specializing in strategic energy and industrial infrastructure, has been awarded a major contract for the execution of all topside and onshore based infrastructure at the new jetty in Brunsbüttel FSRU LNG Terminal in Germany. The agreement was announced on Thursday, 24 July 2025, and marks a pivotal milestone in the company’s establishment in Western Europe’s most critical energy transformation efforts.
The contract, awarded by Worley on behalf of Deutsche Energy Terminal GmbH (DET) – Germany’s state-owned operator of Floating Storage and Regasification Units (FSRUs), will see MT Group execute a full package of all topside and onshore based infrastructure. This includes mechanical, piping, electrical, instrumentation, civil installation, and tie-in works into the existing grid system as part of Phase 2 of the terminal’s development. This will support the permanent relocation and integration of the FSRU at its final jetty location.
The Brunsbüttel FSRU Terminal is a flagship component of Germany’s national energy security and diversification plan. The facility, which has been in operation since 2023, is one of three operational terminals operated by DET in Germany. In phase 2, the FSRU will be relocated to a newly constructed jetty.
This is MT Group’s second major contract in Brunsbüttel, following a deal signed with Gasfin in October 2024 to construct a 50MW heater facility. The project is currently in advanced construction stages.
According to Mindaugas Zakaras, CEO of MT Group, this contract is a defining recognition for the company. “Being selected to contribute to such a strategically important infrastructure project in Germany is not only a testament to our technical capabilities, but a recognition of the trust we have built across the European energy market,” he said. “Together with Worley and Deutsche Energy Terminal, we are fully committed to delivering the highest standards of safety, quality, and execution excellence. This project will be a reference of historic importance for MT Group.”
MT Group’s selection for the Brunsbüttel project is a reflection of its proven capability to execute mission-critical infrastructure at the highest European standards, on time and with uncompromising precision.
The company’s unmatched experience in connecting FSRU infrastructure in the Baltic region has also played a role in its selection. This region has made energy independence and security a national priority for over a decade.
As Lithuania’s first FSRU facility, the Klaipeda terminal has enabled complete independence from Russian gas imports. MT Group played a key role as an EPC player in its infrastructure rollout. Today, the terminal not only serves Lithuania but also Latvia, Estonia, and Finland via regional interconnectors. It proved essential during the 2022-2024 energy crisis.
In Estonia, MT Group executed the offshore pipeline connection and infrastructure works for the Paldiski FSRU terminal, operated by Elering. The project plays a critical role in securing Estonian and Finnish supply, connected via the Balticconnector pipeline. It was implemented on a fast-track schedule in direct response to the geopolitical energy shifts of recent years.
These two reference projects showcased MT Group’s agility, technical competence, and trusted delivery – even under high pressure and short timelines.
This project marks a breakthrough milestone in MT Group’s Western European establishment and will serve as a long-term reference for strategic LNG import and regasification infrastructure, EPC execution under German regulatory and technical standards, and multi-stakeholder integration between private developers, state-owned terminal operators, and international engineering firms.
MT Group is an independent EPC contractor headquartered in Vilnius, Lithuania, delivering high-value infrastructure projects across the energy, industrial, and clean fuels sectors. With operations throughout Northern, Central, and Western Europe, the company has built a reputation for technical excellence, execution reliability, and long-term client trust. It is a key partner in Europe’s evolving energy transition and infrastructure modernization.
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