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Powering Past Coal Alliance (PPCA) Coal Transition Progress Tracker: OECD & EU Countries – E3G No New Coal Progress Tracker – E3G Europe’s Coal Exit: Overview

Baltic Sea, located in Riga, the capital of Latvia. The Strek Terminal and the Riga Coal Terminal handle coal at the port. In 2012, the Riga Free Port Authority

Liepāja, Latvia Annual Coal Capacity (tonnes): 1.5 Status: Operating Type: Exports Source of Coal: Russia "Liepaja – an effective industrial and regional

store and ship Russian coal to Western Europe and the USA. The annual capacity of the terminal is six million tonnes of coal. Owner JSC Baltic Coal planned

terminal in Latvia, Baltic News Network, Apr. 12, 2022 Liquefied natural gas terminal idea progresses in Latvia, Baltic News Network, Apr. 20, 2022 Latvia to initially

Affairs and Communications, Elering and Alexela reached agreement on the project's development, with Alexela and Infortar to construct the quay and rent the

terminal in Latvia. In 2011, a study found that Riga's port would be the best place in the country to build an LNG terminal. In October 2015, Latvia and Lithuania

for the export of coal from Usibelli Coal Mine. The facility consists of a railroad spur, a variety of coal storage and handling and loading equipment

420 km in Latvia, and around 400 km in Slovakia and in the Czech Republic. The pipeline crosses 45 major rivers as well as 200 railways and highways. The

operating gas pipeline in Russia, Estonia and Latvia. The pipeline starts in Zimogor'e, Novgorod Oblast, Russia and runs via the gas metering station “Lukhamaa”

gas pipeline in Latvia. The pipeline would connect the Skulte LNG Terminal in Skulte to the Inčukalns underground gas storage facility and then the Conexus

use 85% bituminous coal and 15% biomass. Coal will be supplied by sea or railway. Pre-feasibility studies were made in 2004-2006 and updated in 2008. However

Lithuania's Klaipeda LNG Terminal, and the Tallinn LNG Terminal for EU endorsement and funding. According to Food and Water Europe's profile on Estonian

US$58 billion for oil and gas from 2013-2015, and US$53 billion from 2016-2018, compared to US$10 billion and US$11 billion for coal in the same periods

however, with Food and Water Europe analysis based on industry data from Gas Infrastructure Europe. For both 2019 and 2020, Food and Water Europe shows

export coal. "Facts and figures," Ventspils Commercial Port, accessed Dec 2015 "About company," Baltic Coal terminal, accessed Nov 2015 "Baltic Coal Terminal

has one compression station in Vireši and one metering station in Karksi. The direction of gas flow is from Latvia to Estonia. There is a plan for an upgrade

interconnection between Latvia and Lithuania (EC project name: 8.2.1 LT-LV interconnection (Latvian part)) Completion of the Latvia-Lithuania gas interconnection

when people affected by worsening storms, heatwaves and floods could soon be able to sue oil, coal and power companies was fast approaching. So as the science

Lithuania's Klaipeda LNG Terminal, and the Paldiski LNG Terminal for EU endorsement and funding. According to Food and Water Europe's profile on Estonian