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TotalEnergies' Floating LNG Terminal Cape Ann Departs Le Havre Due to Court Order

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TotalEnergies' floating LNG terminal, Cape Ann, left Le Havre following a court order that mandated the revocation of its installation permit due to environmental concerns. The Rouen administrative court's decision requires the terminal to cease operations by May 8, 2026, after being anchored in Le Havre since October 2023 amid ongoing energy supply issues related to the Ukraine conflict.

TotalEnergies' Floating LNG Terminal Cape Ann Departs Le Havre Due to Court Order
Jan 22, 2026, 7:45 PM

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