In April 2021, Linde Gas A/S and the Port of Aabenraa announced in a joint press release that they would jointly investigate the possibilities of establishing an electrolysis plant at the Port of Aabenraa.
In January last year, the plans seemed to become more realistic when the port entered into an agreement with Linde Gas, where the international group reserved an area of 180,000 square meters. The area was to be used to establish a larger PtX plant on the port's land in Ensted. However, those plans have now been shelved, the Port of Aabenraa said in a press release.
"Linde Gas has completed the feasibility study and has consequently decided not to participate in the project. Linde confirms that the decision does not reflect the location of the Port of Aabenraa or its available technical infrastructure," the statement reads.
The decision from Linde Gas is not surprisingly met with disappointment from the Port of Aabenraa.
- It is sad when such an exciting project is not realized. Now it is not Linde Gas that will establish itself on the new areas at Ensted, but they have helped to draw attention to the unique facilities that are there, says Director of Aabenraa Port, Henrik Thykjær to JydskeVestkysten.
What will now happen with the large area at Ensted at Aabenraa Port is not yet known, but states that "Several interesting projects are in play, and provide fertile ground for new opportunities," and "that the situation has given rise to a short pause in thought, where one considers which direction to follow."
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