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Finland-made underwater cable supports Lithuania LNG terminal project

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What happened

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A 3.88-km underwater power cable, manufactured in Finland, arrived for the shore power connection project at the Klaipėda LNG terminal. The cable, which was ordered by AB Kauno tiltai, was shipped from Finland to Estonia and then transported by road to the project site in Lithuania. This cable will form part of a total 6.5-km power connection supplying electricity from shore to the FSRU Independence.

From lngindustry.com

Why it matters

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The project, implemented by KN Energies, is considered a major step in improving energy efficiency and reducing emissions from the LNG terminal operations. The delivery of the specialized cable allows the project to advance into the cable installation stage.

From lngindustry.com

Who's involved

  • FinlandManufactured the specialized underwater power cable.
  • LithuaniaLocation of the Klaipėda LNG terminal infrastructure project.
  • KN Energies, ABImplemented the shore power connection project at the LNG terminal.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • FinlandSpeculative

    Could see increased revenue from manufacturing specialized power cables.

  • LithuaniaSpeculative

    May benefit from the major national energy infrastructure investment in Klaipėda.

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