German hydrogen company Tree Energy Solutions (TES), with backing from Belgian firm AtlasInvest, is contemplating a potential public listing in a few years. The decision is bolstered by TES's success in selling LNG capacity and securing long-term contracts for hydrogen. TES recently announced its management involvement in Germany's fifth floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) at Wilhelmshaven, in collaboration with E.ON Green Gas and Engie. Apart from managing LNG infrastructure, TES is actively exploring new technologies that involve using hydrogen to produce synthetic methane, contributing to Europe's energy security objectives amid efforts to decrease reliance on Russian natural gas. CEO Marco Alverà, formerly the chief executive of Italian gas operator Snam, expressed optimism about the company's performance in selling both LNG capacity and hydrogen. Alverà hinted at considering a market listing in the coming years, with a keen interest in the North American market for TES's potential public offering. The focus on expanding into the United States reflects TES's strategic vision for market growth. Additionally, Alverà provided insights on Wilhelmshaven's upcoming fifth FSRU, scheduled to commence operations by October or November 2023, to establish a new supply route for gas to Germany and reduce its heavy dependence on Russian gas via the Nord Stream 1 pipeline. The overall outlook for TES appears positive, with a strong emphasis on market expansion, technology development, and energy diversification.