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(2022-04-04). "Lithuania halts Russian gas imports". LNG Prime. Retrieved 2022-06-29. Staff, LNG Prime (2022-04-04). "Lithuania halts Russian gas imports". LNG Prime

station in north-east Poland is expected to receive gas from the pipeline, with source gas coming from the Klaipeda LNG Terminal in Lithuania. In March 2022

pipeline is 1,490 km in Ukraine, 670 km in Poland, 130 km in Hungary, 332 km in Lithuania, 420 km in Latvia, and around 400 km in Slovakia and in the Czech Republic

Belarus to the exclave of Russia through Lithuania. The pipeline runs from Minsk, Belarus through the Belarus-Lithuania border, Vilnius, Kaunas, and Šakiai

the pipeline begin operating in the opposite direction in order to deliver Venezuelan crude to Belarusian refineries. In 2020, Ukrtransnafta launched the

Operating Start Year: 1962 Built in 1962, the Lithuania-Latvia Interconnection Gas Pipeline is the oldest pipeline in Latvia. In 2013 the pipeline's capacity

Gas Transmission System is a natural gas pipeline in Lithuania. The pipeline runs throughout Lithuania and connects with Belarus, Latvia, and Russia. Loading

org/web/20210625120353/https://www.reuters.com/article/poland-gas/lithuania-to-supply-lng-to-a-750-mw-power-plant-in-poland-minister-idUSL1N2JW1I5. Archived from the original

created a logistics center in Gotland. Other interim stock yards are located in Mukran, in Kotka, in Hanko (Finland) and in Karlskrona (Sweden). The Nord

Zeebrugge LNG jetty, LNG World News, 10 Jan. 2017. Fifth storage tank being built in the Zeebrugge LNG Terminal, Fluxys website, accessed Jul. 2017 LNG Database

becoming a shareholder in the German LNG Terminal company. As part of the deal, the existing other shareholders in the company – Vopak LNG and Oiltanking – will

It is also connected to the Klaipeda LNG Terminal and distribution systems. "GAS TRANSMISSION SYSTEM IN LITHUANIA", Amber Grid, accessed January 28, 2020

Pipeline is a natural gas pipeline in Lithuania. The pipeline runs from Klaipeda, Lithuania to Kursenai, Lithuania. Loading map... {"type":"ROADMAP","minzoom":false

2023-06-28. LNG Prime Staff (2022-09-16). "Gazprom plans to expand Portovaya LNG terminal". LNG Prime. Retrieved 2022-09-21. Gazprom: Portovaya LNG Plant to

Gas Pipeline is an operating gas pipeline in Latvia. It is also known as Liepaja-Iecava. The pipeline starts in Liepaja, Latvia, and runs to Iecava, Latvia

feet) of LNG per day through two floating storage units and is planning to increase import capacity to 2,000 mmcf of LNG per day by 2030. Five LNG-based projects