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Lithuania: LNG infrastructure

Lithuania has 2 LNG terminals and 11 tracked gas pipelines in the Global Energy Monitor tracker. It is an importer, with 2.9 Mtpa of operating regasification capacity and no operating liquefaction.

Export capacity

—

no export terminal tracked

Import capacity

2.9 Mtpa

operating regasification

Pipelines

11

1,615 km tracked

Fleet

0

0 owned from here (flag not reported this release)

Import and export balance

DirectionTerminalsOperatingUnder construction
Export (liquefaction)0——
Import (regasification)12.9—

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

LNG terminals in Lithuania

Import / exportTypeUnits
Klaipeda FSRUImportFSRUOperating2.9 Mtpa22014
Klaipeda Small-Scale LNG TerminalNot reportedNot reportedOperatingNot reported12020

Gas pipelines crossing Lithuania

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

CountriesSegments
Amber Grid Gas Transmission SystemLithuaniaOperating51 kmNot reported1—
Amber Grid Gas Transmission SystemLithuaniaOperating110 km0.18 bcm/y12015
Amber Grid Gas Transmission SystemLithuaniaOperating0 km2.01 bcm/y12015
Amber Grid Gas Transmission SystemLithuaniaProposed287 kmNot reported1—
Amber Grid Gas Transmission SystemLithuaniaProposed145 kmNot reported1—
Gas Interconnection Poland-LithuaniaPoland, LithuaniaOperating508 km2.4 bcm/y12022
Gas Interconnection Poland-LithuaniaPoland, LithuaniaOperating0 kmNot reported12024
Lithuania-Latvia Interconnection Gas PipelineVilnius → Kurzeme Planning RegionLithuania, LatviaOperating138 km2.3 bcm/y11962
Lithuania-Latvia Interconnection Gas PipelineLithuania, LatviaUnder construction0 km0.58 bcm/y12024
Minsk-Kaliningrad Interconnection Gas PipelineBelarus, Lithuania, RussiaOperating155 km15 bcm/y11985
Torzhok-Minsk-Ivatsevichy Gas PipelineBelarus, LithuaniaOperating221 km0.6 bcm/y11961

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.

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In our rankings

Where this appears in the site's generated top lists. Each ranking page states its own method before its table.

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