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Estonia: LNG infrastructure

Estonia has 3 LNG terminals and 12 tracked gas pipelines in the Global Energy Monitor tracker. It operates no LNG terminal capacity, and none is under construction.

Export capacity

—

no export terminal tracked

Import capacity

—

operating regasification

Pipelines

12

1,774 km tracked

Fleet

0

0 owned from here (flag not reported this release)

Import and export balance

DirectionTerminalsOperatingUnder construction
Export (liquefaction)0——
Import (regasification)3——

Figures are whole-terminal capacities in Mtpa, not adjusted for ownership stakes or utilisation.

LNG terminals in Estonia

Import / exportTypeUnits
Paldiski FSRUImportFSRUUnder constructionNot reported1—
Paldiski LNG TerminalHarjuImportNot reportedShelvedNot reported1—
Tallinn LNG TerminalHarjuImportNot reportedProposed2.94 Mtpaproposed1—

Gas pipelines crossing Estonia

Any pipeline whose country list includes this country, including transit pipelines that only pass through.

CountriesSegments
Balticconnector Gas PipelineSouthern Finland → HarjuFinland, EstoniaOperating155 km2.6 bcm/y12020
Estonia-Latvia Interconnection Gas PipelineEstonia, LatviaOperating280 km2.5 bcm/y11992
Kiili–Tallinn Gas PipelineEstoniaOperating17 kmNot reported1—
Kohtala-Jarve-Vuli Gas PipelineEstoniaOperating64 kmNot reported1—
Kohtla-Järve-Leningrad Gas PipelineEstonia → Leningrad OblastEstonia, RussiaOperating203 km5.4 bcm/y11948
Kohtla-Järve-Leningrad Gas PipelineEstonia → Leningrad OblastEstonia, RussiaOperating114 km5.4 bcm/y11959
Leningrad-Vyborg-State Border Gas PipelineLeningrad Oblast → Leningrad OblastEstonia, RussiaOperating115 km9.13 bcm/y1—
Murati-Silivri PipelineEstonia, TürkiyeOperating182 kmNot reported1—
Paldiski FSRU PipelineEstoniaUnder construction1.2 kmNot reported12022
Tallinn–Narva Gas PipelineEstoniaOperating80 kmNot reported1—
Valdai-Pskov-Riga Gas PipelineNovgorod Oblast → LatviaRussia, Estonia, LatviaOperating365 km2.7 bcm/y11972
Varska–Rakvere Gas PipelineEstoniaOperating198 kmNot reported1—

Chokepoint exposure

Chokepoint exposure is shown on each terminal page, taken from a hand-maintained trade-lane table. It is an editorial routing model of typical laden voyages, not vessel tracking. The exposure feed aggregates it by chokepoint.

Neighbouring countries

Countries that share a land border with this one and have tracked LNG infrastructure.

More countries in Europe

Ordered by number of tracked terminals, so countries next to each other here are of similar scale. The region is the one Global Energy Monitor gives this country's terminals.

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