波蘭PGNiG與韓國LG集團簽訂天然氣銷售合同

據(jù)6月9日Offshore Energy報道，波蘭主要的天然氣公司和液化天然氣進口商PGNiG與韓國LG-Chem公司簽署了一項協(xié)議，將提供冷凍燃料并建造一個小型再氣化站。這些燃料將供應波蘭弗羅茨瓦夫附近生產(chǎn)電動車電池的LG電子生產(chǎn)廠。

LG-Chem集團的波蘭子公司LG-Chem-Wroc?aw Energy從歐洲投資銀行（European Investment Bank）獲得了4.8億歐元的貸款，用于建設電池廠。PGNiG表示，根據(jù)協(xié)議，到2025年，將通過卡車供應近1.9萬噸液化天然氣。

在2020年12月再氣化站完工之前，這家波蘭公司將把燃料運送到一個臨時移動裝置。這是其歷史上規(guī)模最大的液化天然氣銷售合同，數(shù)量比之前的最大合同高出兩倍以上。

PGNiG預計，未來幾年，波蘭小型工業(yè)液化天然氣的使用將會增加，因為這種燃料的使用不僅能夠保證高效生產(chǎn)，而且還會產(chǎn)生積極的生態(tài)效應。

該公司負責所有由Gaz-System公司旗下的Polskie液化天然氣終端向位于斯威努斯港唯一的波蘭進口終端的供應。

PGNiG最近還獲得了額外的再氣化產(chǎn)能。在PGNiG與卡塔爾天然氣公司和美國Cheniere達成協(xié)議后，波蘭通過其在Swinoujscie的終端顯著增加了液化天然氣的采購。

洪偉立 摘譯自 Offshore Energy

原文如下：

Poland’s PGNiG inks domestic LNG deal

Poland’s dominant gas firm and LNG importer PGNiG has signed a deal with South Korean company LG Chem to deliver chilled fuel and build a small regasification station.

The fuel will supply LG Electronics production plant making electric car batteries near Wroclaw, Poland.

LG Chem Wroc?aw Energy, a Polish unit of the LG Chem group, received a €480 million loan ($541m) from the European Investment Bank for its battery plant construction.

Under the deal, PGNiG said it will supply nearly 19,000 tonnes of LNG via trucks until 2025.

The Polish company will deliver the fuel to a temporary mobile installation until the completion of the regasification station scheduled for December 2020.

The state-owned company says this is the largest LNG sales contract in its history with the volumes more than two times higher than its previous biggest contract.

PGNiG expects a rise in small-scale industrial LNG use in Poland in the coming years as the use of this fuel not only “guarantees efficient production, but also a positive ecological effect”.

The company is in charge of all the supplies coming to the only Polish import terminal in Swinoujscie operated by Gaz-System’s unit Polskie LNG.

PGNiG recently also secured additional regasification capacity at the facility.

Poland has significantly increased LNG purchases via its terminal in Swinoujscie following PGNiG deals with Qatargas and US player Cheniere.