THE Poland wants to complete him liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in 2025, earlier than planned, said today the Polish Minister in charge of energy security Piotr Naimsky.
“We want the installation to be ready in 2025, we are accelerating that. The plan was to have it ready in 2027, “Naimsky told RMF FM after Russia announces it is suspending gas supplies to Poland.
The Polish gas company PGNiG recently announced “the complete suspension of gas supplies from Gazprom under the (Yamal pipeline) contract”.
Her decision Russia to stop the supply of gas to Poland iintensifies its position as an economic and political outcast, commented today the Deputy Prime Minister of the British Government Dominique Raab.
“This (gas cut-off) will have a (…) very detrimental impact on Russia also because it is becoming more and more, not just an outcast politician, but also an outcast economist,” Raab told Sky News.
At the same time, as reported by APE-MPE, the Minister of Climate of Poland announced today that its country intends to help Germany import non-Russian oil, as its western neighbor intends to find alternative sources of Russian supplies following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on 24 February.
“We are ready to express our solidarity with Germany (…) and support them in completing their withdrawal from Russian oil, from Russian resources,” Polish Foreign Minister Anna Moskva told Polish state radio station Polskie Radio.
Source: News Beast
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