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.
The second phase included the third tank and the additional jetty.
Gaz-System says the new jetty is capable of unloading, loading, and bunkering operations.
Orlen is in charge of all of the supplies coming to Gaz System’s LNG import terminal in Swinoujscie via PGNiG.
Qatar and the US are the leading suppliers of LNG to Poland as part of long-term contracts, while the US has been the dominant supplier in the last couple of years.
Other suppliers include Norway, Nigeria, Trinidad and Tobago, Equatorial Guinea, and Egypt.
In addition to this facility, Orlen booked 6.1 bcm per year of regasification capacity at Gaz-System’s planned FSRU-based LNG import facility in Gdansk.
In April 2024, Japan’s shipping giant MOL signed a long-term FSRU charter deal with Gaz-System for the planned LNG import terminal in Gdansk.
This will be the second LNG import terminal in Poland and the first FSRU-based facility.
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