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Poland’s Gaz-System wraps up LNG terminal expansion

By LNG Prime Staff
Poland’s Gaz-System wraps up LNG terminal expansion
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Poland’s state-owned LNG terminal operator Gaz-System has completed the expansion of its import LNG facility in Swinoujscie. The expanded terminal now has a total regasification capacity of about 8.3 bcm per year, and the increased capacity has been available since January 1, 2025, Gaz-System said on Wendesday. Also, this capacity equals almost 50 percent of…

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