Wärtsilä gets green light for LNG terminal in Finland
13 days left until sulfur regulations: Finnish Wärtsilä has secured a green light for its first LNG import terminal in northern Finland, where LNG-driven ships will also be able to bunker the fuel.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
Wärtsilä can now start work on the first LNG import terminal near the port of Tomio in northern Finland, says the supplier in a statement. The terminal will also serve as a bunkering hub for ships sailing on liquefied natural gas.
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