Deutsche Energy Terminal has been sent a letter by the German economy ministry telling it to reject Russian LNG, according to The Financial Times.

Germany has warned its state-operated gas import terminals to reject any Russian cargoes of liquefied natural gas, after it was notified of a planned shipment. In a letter seen by the Financial Times dated November 6,

Germany has banned its ports from accepting ships carrying Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG), following a decision by the German Ministry for Economic Affairs. This ban is implemented until further notice,

Germany’s Ministry of Economy recently ordered its state-owned LNG import terminals not to accept any liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Russian tankers, according to a Financial Times report on November 6.

Germany's economic ministry has warned the Deutsche Energy terminal of a planned shipment expected to arrive at the Brunsbüttel facility, according to a report. View on euronews