A multipolar network of energy hubs is emerging in the Central and Southeast Europe. The political dynamics of the interconnection process, between Russian sources and new sources from the US and elsewhere, leave some nations in...
In 2018, Poland's state-owned oil&gas company, PGNiG signed long-term agreements for liquefied natural gas (LNG) deliveries from the US companies.
Russia as a leading global producer and exporter of conventional natural gas underestimated the revolution associated with the development of the global liquefied natural gas (LNG) market.
Rosja jest wiodącym światowym producentem i eksporterem gazu tradycyjnego, transportowanego rurociągami. Nie doceniła jednak rewolucji, związanej z rozwojem światowego rynku gazu skroplonego (LNG).
Lithuania's governmental commission for economic infrastructure development gave permission to buy the FSRU LNG terminal Independence, currently rented, after 2024.
The US natural gas “revolution” has already benefitted European gas consumers: Gazprom has been obliged to lower the prices of many of its long-term contracts with European customers.
The Croatian Ministry of Environmental Protection and Energy announced the proposal of a special Liquefied Natural Gas Terminal Act, which would directly assign LNG Croatia's maritime concession to the floating LNG terminal.
Poland continues its progress to diversify its gas sources with Baltic Pipe and new construction at the LNG port of Świnoujście. But the pressure of time hangs over both projects as renegotiation with Gazprom looms closer.
The Polish Baltic ports of Świnoujście, Szczecin, Gdansk and Gdynia are set for expansion in infrastructure and carrying capacity.
Three Seas Initiative is getting its shapes. After the US President Donald Trump presence at the summit in Warsaw, the initiative gained a large international coverage.