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Orlen to supply LNG cargo to Ukraine via Lithuanian FSRU

By LNG Prime Staff
Orlen to supply LNG cargo to Ukraine via Lithuanian FSRU
Image: KN Energies

Poland’s Orlen has signed a deal with Ukraine’s Naftogaz to supply the latter with one liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargo via the FSRU-based terminal in Lithuania’s Klaipeda.

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