Tjeldbergodden is the only on-shoring location for natural gas in Norway which has the facilities to make use of the resources on a large scale and industrial use of the cooling water in maritime production.
As the temperature of the cooling water increases from 6 to 18 degrees after heat exchange in the methanol production, the cooling water is imbued with heat energy equivalent to 200 MW, which is the yearly equivalent of 1,6 TWh.
This is as much as 1% of Norways yearly total production of electricity!