EU funds new Finnish LNG terminal close to Russia
A new LNG-terminal in Finland comes as a surprise from EU Commissioner Margrethe Vestager, who is sending EUR 28 million to support the terminal which will deliver gas to vessels and Finns alike, reduce pollution and open up for more gas deliveries to Finland.
BY CHRISTIAN BARTELS
The EU Commission has decided to back the construction of a smaller new LNG terminal in the Finnish suburb of Helsinki, Hamina, with EUR 28 million. The terminal, which is one of several upcoming LNG terminals, will deliver LNG to ships in the North Sea while also serving as a gas spigot for Finland, which currently only has one gas supplier, informs the EU Commission in a press release.
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