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Gaz-System to Build 20 bcm LNG Terminal, Ending Orlen Monopoly

6/26/2026

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Gaz-System will build a third LNG terminal (FSRU 2) in the Gulf of Gdansk, raising capacity above 20 bcm per year.
FSRU 2’s capacity was increased to 6.1 bcm after demand exceeded the original 39-slot offer.
Orlen, PGE, Enea and Unimot signed contracts for the terminal, ending Orlen’s LNG monopoly.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the project needs no state budget funds and will run by 2028, covering one-third of Poland’s gas demand.

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Gaz-System will build a third LNG terminal (FSRU 2) in the Gulf of Gdansk, raising capacity above 20 bcm per year.
FSRU 2’s capacity was increased to 6.1 bcm after demand exceeded the original 39-slot offer.
Orlen, PGE, Enea and Unimot signed contracts for the terminal, ending Orlen’s LNG monopoly.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the project needs no state budget funds and will run by 2028, covering one-third of Poland’s gas demand.