Our LNG tanker truck loading service

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Elengy provides its clients with a LNG tanker truck loading service which takes one and a half hours under optimum safety conditions within each of its three terminals, Montoir-de-Bretagne, Fos Tonkin et Fos Cavaou.

Primary capacities

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Elengy provides its clients with monthly capacity statements at its three LNG carrier terminals. The annual schedules for each LNG carrier terminal are also published for the current year. All capacities are defined on the basis of Elengy’s existing commitments on the day that they are updated. This data is for information purposes only and is non-binding for Elengy.

Primary capacities

Monthly LNG reception capacities for each of the LNG terminals at Fos-sur-Mer and Montoir-de-Bretagne are published monthly on this website, for a calendar year, giving specific details 

Long-term annual capacities for LNG reception at Fos and Montoir LNG terminals are also published

 

Bookable directly with Elengy, this primary capacity is offered and allocated on a first-come first-served basis. 

 

All these capacities are specified on the basis of Elengy's commitment on the day they are updated. They are given exclusively for information purposes, and are not binding for Elengy. 

 

The booking and terminal access capacity allocation methods are described in the  

Allocation Rules in the Terminal Access Contract’s General Conditions (link to the contracts) 

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Available capacities (Montoir-de-Bretagne)
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Current LNGC operations schedules

Current schedule for each terminal (weekly update).

 

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Current operations schedule (Montoir-de-Bretagne)
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LNGC operations annual schedules for 2026

Reference annual schedule for each terminal in 2026, as published on 15 Dec. 2025.

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Operations schedule 2026 as per 15/12/2025 (Montoir-de-Bretagne)
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Operations schedule 2026 as per 15/12/2025 (Fos Tonkin)
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Operations schedule 2026 as per 15/12/2025 (Fos Cavaou)
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Maintenance schedule 2026

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2026 works schedule and maintenance programme - Fos Tonkin
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2026 works schedule and maintenance programme - Fos Cavaou
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2026 works schedule and maintenance programme - Montoir-de-Bretagne
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2026 works schedule and maintenance programme - Fos Tonkin
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Maintenance schedule 2027

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2027 works schedule and maintenance programme - Fos Tonkin
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2027 works schedule and maintenance programme - Fos Cavaou
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2027 works schedule and maintenance programme - Montoir-de-Bretagne
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Tanker Trucks operations programme

Today, Elengy offers a range of solutions for the flourishing market in LNG fuel, and more generally road-transported LNG.
There is a section dedicated to the small-scale LNG within the List of Interested Parties. It includes the names of companies active on our terminals and wishing to have their names published.

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What value does the tariff terms have?

The French Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) set the tariff terms as of 1st April 2025 at our three Elengy regulated terminals. What you need to know! CRE Deliberation N°2025-41

 

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Our regasification services

The tariff is defined according to three elements:
  • The Number of Berthing Rate (TNA) which applies to each cargo. 
  • The Unloaded  Quantity Rate (TQD) which applies to the LNG quantities unloaded expressed in MWh.
  • The Energy Variable Rate (TVE ) which applies to the LNG quantities unloaded expressed in MWh.
  • A Gas Offtake (PG) which covers the terminal’s gas consumption required to process the cargo.
 
Montoir-de-Bretagne 
Fos Tonkin 
Fos Cavaou 
TNA (Number of Berthing Rate)90 000 €75 000 €100 000 €
TQD (Unloaded Quantity Rate)0.882 €/MWh
or Spot Tariff: 0.662 €/MWh
or Quarterly Capacity: 0.982 €/MWh		1.298 €/MWh
or Spot Tariff: 0.974 €/MWh
or Quarterly Capacity: 1.398 €/MWh		0.982 €/MWh
or Spot Tariff: 0.736 €/MWh
or Quarterly Capacity: 1.082 €/MWh
TVE (Energy Variable Rate)0.053 €/MWh 0.061 €/MWh0.057 €/MWh
PG (Gas Offtake)0.5 % of quantities unloaded0.4 % of quantities unloaded0.1 % of quantities unloaded

 

SPOT tariff

A reduced tariff for: 

  • unloading operations for a given M month, 
  • booked after the 20th day of month M-1. 

Reservation is made on the basis of available primary capacity in the monthly schedule. Send-out is determined by the operator when the shipper’s request is received.

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TEM (Monthly Send-Out Rate)0.1 €/MWh
TQS (Storage Quantity Rate)1.00 €/MWh/month

Do you need a pooling service?

This tariff applies to the intra-monthly transfer capacity from terminal A to terminal B, according to the following calculation:
Tariff = S – 0.9 * C
where
S = terminal B’s registration value = ND x TNA(B) + QD x TQD(B)
C = terminal A’s pooling credit = (NDCm - NDm) x TNA(A) + (QDCm - QDm) x TQD(A)

In no way whatsoever can this tariff be lower than the maximum between Terminal B’s Berthing Rate (TNA) and  10% of the new tariff in Terminal B.  It takes into account the following values:

  • NDCm = Number of contractual unloading operations in the month
  • NDm = Number of unloading operations in the month
  • QDCm = Contractual quantity unloaded in the month
  • QDm = Quantity effectively unloaded in the month

The restitution of gas, LNG transfer and minimum payment

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What happens to surplus gas?

Each year, we undertake a balance of of the collection of in-kind gas offtake (PG) over the 1st December to 30 November period. If a surplus is observed we offer in-kind gas restitution, calculated with the surplus gas observed at the terminal on a pro-rata basis to the quantities effectively unloaded over the period considered.

What is the tariff for LNG Inventory Transfer?

This tariff is the sum of two following Terms:

  • Fixed rate: 500 €/month
  • Term proportional to the quantities exchanged: 0.01 €/MWh exchanged

What is the minimum payment obligation?

Our clients are required to pay for all capacities subscribed at the terminal at regulated rates, according to the contract’s conditions and by taking into account the additional quantities resulting from scheduling and rescheduling requests.

What is the tariff for reloading?

This tariff is payable by the shipper as soon as the operator has notified the loading schedule to the shipper.
Reloading operations may be booked and scheduled at any time between the establishment of the yearly schedule and the date at which the operation is to be performed.
It should be noted that within the context of a reloading service, no gas offtake is carried out.
 Montoir-de-BretagneFos TonkinFos Cavaou
TFR (Fixed Reloading Rate)90 000 €50 000 €100 000 €
TNA (Number of Berthing Rate)90 000 €75 000 €100 000 €
TQR (Reloaded Quantity Rate)0.32  €/MWh0.32 €/MWh0.32 €/MWh

What is the special tariff for small-scale LNG vessels?

Vessels with a capacity lower than 40 000 m3 (small-scale LNG vessels) benefit from a special unloading tariff, with a Berthing Rate of 50 000 €.

Since 2021 loading services have not been regulated.  If you have any questions, contact our sales team!
 

Other costs to be considered

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Port and port service fees

These costs are managed directly by shippers: duties, taxes, port fees and costs related to port services for all cargoes, transport, importation or exportation and necessary in order to perform its transfer to the terminal in adequately safe conditions.

Administrative and customs formalities

These formalities when importing unloaded LNG and the exportation of reloaded LNG are also paid for by shippers.

Duties and taxes

Shippers manage the duties and taxes that they owe in accordance with the regulations in force at all times. These are not included in the terminal access tariff.

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Our access tariffs

Access tariffs to our three LNG terminals at Montoir-de-Bretagne, Fos Tokin and Fos Cavaou are set by the French Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE).  Find out about the tariff mechanisms!

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A market covered by the 2011 French Energy Code

The French Energy Code which entered into force on 1st June 2011 compiles all of the energy market’s legislation and regulations.

In particular, it transposes EC Directive 2009/73/EC on common rules for internal natural gas markets that define how the energy market in France operates. It is the French Energy Code that attributes the power to the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) to decide “the conditions of use of liquefied natural gas facilities, the methodology to establish tariffs to use these facilities and tariff changes” (Article L.134-2)

How does the CRE set the tariffs in force?

Following the ruling by the French Higher Energy Council (CSE), the CRE publishes a decision setting the tariffs to access the LNG carrier terminals.
Tariffs are set in accordance with regasification infrastructure operating and investment costs, for a period of four years.

The French Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) set the tariff terms as of 1st April 2025 at our three Elengy regulated terminals. CRE Deliberation N°2025-41

 

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Become an Elengy client

An expert in the LNG sector for more than 50 years, Elengy can support you in all your LNG projects. By working with a dedicated and involved team throughout your entire project you can build with us a long-lasting, trust-based relationship.

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Our team is at your service

Attentive to market developments, we are constantly innovating so as to:

  • Provide you with quality services at an attractive tariff: receiving and unloading LNG carriers, regasification services, intra-day flexibility.
  • Transform our terminals into LNG hubs by developing different services: ship loading, transshipment, loading of small-scale LNG carriers and of tanker trucks, etc.
  • Accompany the growth of LNG, a solution which contributes to speeding up the energy transition in France and throughout the world, via strategic partnerships or consulting services for LNG projects.

What are our strengths?

As one of our clients, you benefit from flexible and high-performance operations delivered by a sound and committed company working by your side.

  • More than 50 years of experience in LNG.
  • One of the most competitive offerings in Europe.
  • 3 LNG terminals ideally located on the Atlantic coast (Montoir-de-Bretagne) and in the Meditarannean (Fos Cavaou and Fos Tonkin) 
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Who to contact

The Elengy terminals are open to all companies having an authorisation to supply gas in France in a transparent and non-discriminatory manner. 
We transparently support you along every step of the way, according to your needs.
Our sales team are at your disposal to: 

  1. Present Elengy’s offering to you and the conditions in which to gain access our terminals.  
  2. We offer the possibility of signing a framework contract (non-binding)
  3. Answer your feasibility questions 
  4. Validate your capacity registrations 
  5. Give you access to your private client account (cap@tm)
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Why choose us?

Pourquoi nous choisir ?

Because safety is our n° 1 priority

The safety of people, the safety of our facilities and the environment are central to our business. Safety is our golden rule and our safety policy meets the most stringent standards.

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Because we offer a wide range of products and services at the best possible cost

Vessel approval, tanks’ gassing-up, etc.  To effectively accompany our basic services, we offer you operational solutions for the operation of your LNG carriers.

Our specific offers in detail

Because we are committed

Our values guide us: reduce our environmental footprint, take part in local life through associations, an ethical policy that is applied by all our teams, etc.

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Focus on our actions for a more respectful energy

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A dedicated portal for our clients

All our clients individually receive preferential access to our specific applications Cap@tm accounts for LNG carrier services and/or Truck-It-Easy for tanker truck services as soon as the process to become a client has been completed and finalised. 

Easier access for your trucks 

Inform your drivers, manage your access and keep an eye on the unexpected. 

Manage your vessels' activity

Large scale actors, manage your contracts, facilitate your administrative exchanges.

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Transshipment

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Elengy’s transshipment service provides a logistical and LNG vessel fleet optimisation solution for LNG market operators: transferring a shipment between two ships, even to break-bulk it.

Services beyond our terminals

Elengy publishes downstream offers to its LNG terminals in addition to its regasification offer. 

About the services beyond our terminals

To be able provide our clients with more flexibility we publish a list of downstream offers to our LNG carrier terminals. These are offered by market operators or other stakeholders. 
These are additional services to our regasification service. Among other things, they facilitate operations, create access to the largest hubs in Europe (NCG, TTF, etc.) and add value to client send-outs.

As these offers are not under our control, the information is given for information purposes only and Elengy is not responsible for the availability and content of the following offers.

If you wish to propose a downstream offer and be added to the list below, please do not hesitate to contact us 

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Our international services

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50 years of expertise at your service

Elengy has a long history of exporting its asset management and operations know-how through its strategic partnerships or consulting services for onshore or offshore LNG carrier terminal projects, ranging from design to operation.

Tailor-made support

Consulting, technical support, audits, opportunity and feasibility studies, development and project management in the areas of permitting, marketing, safety, operations, interface management, etc. Elengy provides its know-how and expertise to support the growth of LNG worldwide. From Singapore to India, Canada, the Middle East or Chile, Elengy played a role in many LNG terminal projects worldwide.

Stakeholders

Engaged in many sponsorship and partnership initiatives, Elengy actively supports its employee's engagement. Be it in education, health, safety, sport, environment, etc.; by taking action our teams bring to life Elengy’s commitment to society and boost the pact of trust forged wherever our company is engaged.

 

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Elengy, a local player in public life

Elengy has always favoured a local and socially responsible approach. As a major economic player in the Fos-sur-Mer and Montoir-de-Bretagne regions, we are keen to get involved in solidarity initiatives in line with our core business. The sea, the environment, safety and sport are all issues to which we are committed.
Our actions are long-term and give meaning to our presence wherever we operate.

Our involvement and actions cover a number of areas:

  • Education: since 2006, our industrial sites have received more than 7000 visitors who have come to find about our activities.
  • Information: we actively participate in the Local Information and Consultation Committees in France. The forums are ideal to discuss and gain information about initiatives undertaken at our terminals.
  • Support: we provide logistical support to the French National Lifeguards Association (Société National des Sauveteurs en Mer - SNSM) in the areas of Pornichet and Carro,  etc.
  • Sports: we actively support the Fos Provence Basket team, the SNVBA (Saint-Nazaire Volley Ball Atlantique), 
  • Employment: Elengy Loire Atlantique is an active member of the Foundation Agir Contre exclusion (FACE - Foundation Against Social Exclusion) to support jobseekers in their search for work. Since 2010, 370 jobbers have been supported. 90% of them have found a job.
  • Security: Montoir-de-Bretagne has just signed an “Employer/Volunteer Firefighter Employee” agreement with the Departmental Fire and Rescue Services (SDIS) of Loire Atlantique (44) and Morbihan (56).

Elengy, a partner for professional associations

Determined to share its know-how and expertise, Elengy works closely with many professional associations. 

 

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Responsible together

Find out how Elengy is taking concrete action to limit the environmental impact of its industrial activities

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Our organisation

With over 50 years of expertise in LNG, Elengy owns and operates three regulated terminals in France: Montoir-de-Bretagne on the Atlantic coast, Fos Tonkin and Fos Cavaou on the Mediterranean coast.

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Governance

Elengy is a French public limited company with a Board of Directors, created on 31 December 2008, a subsidiary of NaTran within the French Group, ENGIE. 

ENGIE is a leading international Group in the low carbon energy and services activities, committed to accelerating a transition towards a carbon neutral world, thanks to low energy, environment-friendly solutions. ENGIE, is a historic natural gas infrastructure operator in France. 

ENGIE institutional website

NaTran operates the major part of the national, high pressure gas networks and provides several public service obligations including security of natural gas supply. Elengy is a 100% subsidiary of NaTran since the ruling by the French Energy Regulation Commission (ERC) of 6 July 2017. 

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ELENGY owns two subsidiaries

To manage Elengy and define its strategic directions enabling tomorrow’s world to be built, a Board of Directors, a Management Committee and an Operations Committee determine its governance.
  • Elengy Hub & Expertise, French SASU (Simplified Unipersonal Stock Company), a 100% subsidiary of Elengy, manages the transshipment and tanker filling business, both of which are non-regulated activities.
  • Fosmax LNG, a SASU, a 100% subsidiary of Elengy, owns the Fos Cavaou  terminal. 

Elengy’s Management and Operations committees

This is a steering body for all of Elengy’s businesses and the guardian of cross-functionality. It elaborates the strategic areas which will be presented to the Board of Directors for decision-making, it establishes the budgets and mid-term forecasts. It follows up the company’s major projects.

Elengy Management Committee

  • Géraldine Brissiaud
    CEO
  • Didier Lhuillier
     Deputy CEO
  • Christophe Thil
    Strategy, Development & Marketing Director
  • Aymeric Montariol
    Finance Director
  • Sabah Hamdani
    Legal, Ethics & Compliance Director
  • Claire Jourdain
    Human Resources Director
  • Marie-Laurence Berlioz
    Communications Director
  • Olivier Denoux
    Technical Director

Operations Committee

  • Géraldine Brissiaud
    CEO
  • Didier Lhuillier
     Deputy CEO
  • Olivier Denoux
    Technical Director
  • Bruno Michel
    Director, Montoir-de-Bretagne Terminal  
  • Arnaud Catoire
    Director, Fos-sur-Mer Terminals
  • Jean-Philippe Bollet
    Projects Director 

Elengy’s Board of Directors

Elengy’s Board of Directors determine the direction of the company’s business and monitors its implementation, in accordance with its social purpose, by considering its the social and environmental stakes and challenges of its activities.

It has 13 members:

  • M. Didier HOLLEAUX
    Board Member, Chairman of the Board
  • Mrs Raphaëlle CASTILLON
    Board member, permanent representative for COGAC
  • Mr. Jean-François DELPONT
    Board Member, permanent representative of ENGIE Group Participations
  • M. Jean-Claude DEPAIL
    Board Member
  • Mrs. Nathalie DONNAUD 
    Board Member, Employee representative
  • M. Pierre FOISSELON
    Board Member, Employee representative
  • M. Patrice GEOFFRON
    Independent Board Member
  • Mrs Magalie GRUET
    Board member, SIG permanent representative
  • Mrs Clotilde PARIS 
    Board Member, permanent representative for NaTran Development
  • Mr. Patrick PELLE
    Board Member
  • Mrs Valérie RUIZ-DOMINGO
    Board Member,permanent representative for SPERANS
  • Mrs. Anne-Laure SCHNABELE
    Board member (SIG)
  • Mrs Magali VIOT
    Board Member, Employee representative
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