Company description Brunsbüttel Ports, a Company of SCHRAMM Group, is owner and operator of the Group of Ports at Brunsbüttel – Elbehafen, Oilport and Port of Ostermoor. With the strategically advantageous location of Brunsbüttel at the lower Elbe and at the Kiel-Canal the ports offer direct access to North and Baltic Sea as well as to the European inland waterways, being in close distance to Hamburg with available industrial areas next to the Port.
In addition Brunsbüttel Ports GmbH operates the Port of Glückstadt, the Rendsburg Port and four further terminals in Hamburg at the Company Aurubis and at the coal power stations Hamburg-Moorburg, Hamburg-Tiefstack and Wedel.
Since 1 March 2017, the SCHRAMM Ports & Logistics Sweden AB, an affiliate of the Brunsbüttel Ports GmbH, has been the majority shareholder (51%) of the Swedish port operator and logistics company Söderhamns Stuveri & Hamn AB (SSHAB).

LNG Competence description Brunsbüttel as a location ideally combines the different ways in which LNG`s potential can be exploited. The port is strategically excellent situated at the junction of the Elbe River and the Kiel Canal and is a perfect location for bunkering ships with LNG as an alternative fuel. In the Elbehafen truck-to-ship LNG-bunkering is conducted frequently since beginning of the year 2017. In addition, Brunsbüttel hosts the biggest inter-connected industrial park in Schleswig-Holstein. Companies from the chemical industry with large gas supply requirements are already settled there and could feasibly be among candidates for LNG as an alternative to pipeline gas.

Gasunie Holding B.V., Oiltanking GmbH and Vopak LNG Holding B.V. have established the Joint venture "German LNG Terminal GmbH". It`s aim to develop, build, own and operate a multifunctional LNG Import terminal in northern Germany. German LNG Terminal`s work is currently focused on Brunsbüttel.

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