New Polish LNG terminal on schedule, completion due in early 2028

Work to build Poland’s new liquefied natural gas terminal in the Baltic port city of Gdańsk is progressing on schedule, with completion expected in early 2028, the state-owned gas transmission operator Gaz-System has said.

Poland is building a new liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in the Baltic port city of Gdańsk to boost its energy security and diversify its gas import routes.

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According to the Gdansk.pl website, onshore construction in the city’s Górki Zachodnie district is well advanced, while preparations are underway for the offshore phase, scheduled to start in spring 2026.

The project includes a three-kilometre subsea pipeline linking the terminal to Poland’s national gas grid.

Dredging work in the Gulf of Gdańsk has been completed, paving the way for the next stage of offshore construction.

A floating regasification vessel being built in South Korea is due to arrive in late 2027.

Once finished, the terminal is expected to strengthen Poland’s energy security and further diversify its gas import routes.

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Source: Gas-System/Gdansk.pl/IAR