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Temporary suspension of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) programme for the planned CO₂ transshipment terminal in Klaipėda
On 8 April, the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) programme for the planned carbon dioxide (CO₂) transshipment terminal at the KN Energies site in Klaipėda, published by the Environmental Protection Agency, was temporarily suspended. The decision to suspend and review the EIA programme was taken by KN Energies itself.
The company intends to re-evaluate the proposed solutions for the terminal’s planned economic activity and, once this is completed, to resume the review of the EIA programme. It is expected that this will ensure a more comprehensive EIA analysis. Information about the revised EIA programme will be provided in accordance with the procedures laid down by legislation.
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Originally published on 17 Apr
Read MoreA Market Sounding Is Announced for the Long-Term Capacity of the Klaipėda LNG Terminal for 2033–2044
AB KN Energies, the operator of the Klaipėda LNG Terminal, plans to launch a long-term LNG terminal capacity allocation procedure for the period 2033–2044 later this year. As a first step, the Company hereby initiates a market sounding process.
Prior to commencing the Procedure, the Company seeks to obtain feedback from market participants on the main proposed conditions of the Procedure. For this purpose, the Company announces a market survey.
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Originally published on 27 Jan
Read MoreRegional LNG value chain becomes a reality: Klaipėda LNG reloading station closes 2025 with record results
The Klaipėda liquefied natural gas (LNG) reloading station, operated by international terminal operator KN Energies, closed 2025 with record results. Over the year, the highest number of LNG trucks since the start of the station’s operations was loaded, while a record number of small-scale LNG carriers was handled at the adjacent jetty. December 2025 was also record-breaking, both in terms of loaded LNG trucks and received LNG carriers.
In total, more than 1.8 thousand LNG trucks were loaded at the Klaipėda LNG reloading station in 2025. This accounts for more than one quarter of all LNG trucks loaded since the start of operations in 2017 (nearly 6.4 thousand in total). In December 2025 alone, 277 LNG trucks were handled — more than twice the average monthly volume of the past three years.
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Originally published on 19 Jan
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