Ukraine will increase supplies of liquefied natural gas from the Baltic region. A corresponding agreement on long-term LNG supplies through the terminal in Klaipėda was reached during intergovernmental consultations in Vilnius. This was announced by the First Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine Yulia Svyrydenko, UNN reports.
More liquefied natural gas from the Baltics will be supplied to Ukraine. An agreement was reached on long-term LNG supplies through the Klaipėda terminal during intergovernmental consultations in Vilnius. Liquefied natural gas can be supplied from both American and Middle Eastern producers. Ukraine's Naftogaz has already received such shipments. Our agreements will allow us to strengthen this channel. An important step for our resilience
As a reminder
The Danish shipbuilding company Fayard continues to service ice-breaking LNG tankers that provide critical exports from Russia's Yamal gas plant, despite objections from the Danish government and a forthcoming EU ban on providing maritime services to vessels linked to Russia.