VILNIUS - Lithuania’s planned floating liquefied natural-gas terminal on the Baltic Sea will have the capacity to supply neighboring Baltic countries, reports Bloomberg. The floating storage re-gasification unit could supply Latvia either via gas pipelines or by shipping the vessel to the country’s port, if there were one, in Riga, Rokas Masiulis, chief executive officer of Lithuania’s oil terminal Klaipedos Nafta, said in a press conference in Vilnius on May 23.The Baltic region is working to diversify its imports from Russia’s Gazprom, its sole supplier. Li...
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