Lithuania has stopped imports of small cargoes of Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) via the port of KlaipÄda. The decision came into effect on Thursday, according to Energy Minister Dainius Kreivys.
âAny imports of Russian gas via the LNG terminal have been stopped â there are no more small cargoes,â he said during a news conference on Thursday.
Small LNG cargoes were regularly brought to KlaipÄda from the Russian port of Vysotsk, where Russian company Novatek has its production facility.
Russian gas accounted for approximately 20 percent of the total volume handled by the KlaipÄda LNG terminal last year.
Moreover, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia have agreed to cut off commercial electricity flows from Russia as of Thursday, according to Kreivys.
"Commercial traffic from Russia is reduced to a minimum technical level. This is the decision of all three Baltic states, which was taken yesterday. We ensure the operation of the system with local generation, imported through interconnections with Sweden, Poland, and Latvia,â the minister said
In his words, Lithuania is prepared for possible Russian attacks against the countryâs energy sector.
"There is still a possibility that Russia may take action against the Baltic energy system,â Kreivys said. âIn December, we tested a synchronised interconnection with Poland, and on Thursday, [â¦] I agreed with the countryâs ministers on synchronised assistance in case of unforeseen circumstances.â
Nuvanuvanuva on March 3rd, 2022 at 11:49 UTC »
From Lithuania. If we can do i t- You can do it too!
MyWaterDishIsEmpty on March 3rd, 2022 at 11:31 UTC »
Considering how small Lithuania are, they're fucking badass, cut off Russia , told China to go fuck themselves and set up an embassy in Taiwan.
Literally the mighty mouse of europe
BigBonerBrownTown on March 3rd, 2022 at 10:24 UTC »
For a second I thought this meant electricity to Kaliningrad and was just shocked, still a big move from Lithuania