Slovakia Says Gas Pipeline to Poland Almost Finished, Will Help Diversification
4/22/2022
(Reuters) — A pipeline connecting Slovakia to Poland which will allow landlocked Slovakia to tap LNG supplies is nearly complete and functional tests will start in July, Slovak Deputy Energy Minister Karol Galek said on Friday.
Galek said in a statement the pipeline would have a 5.1 billion cubic meters (Bcm) annual capacity in the direction of Slovakia and 6.1 Bcm capacity to Poland.
"We may fill storage for the upcoming winter season also from this direction," Galek said.
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Pipeline Project Spotlight
Owner:
Gaz-System, Energinet
Project:
Baltic Pipe
Type:
Baltic Pipe will transport Norwegian natural gas from the Norwegian North Sea via Denmark to Poland.
Length:
560 miles (900 km)
Capacity:
110 Bcf per annum
Start:
Q2 2020
Completion:
Q4 2022
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