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By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read ZAGREB, Jan 1 (Reuters) - Croatia’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal on the northern Adriatic island of Krk began operations on Friday amid the first delivery of gas, said the company which runs the unit. “LNG tanker Tristar Ruby anchored with 143,000 cubic metres of gas which signifies the beginning of the commercial use of the terminal,” LNG Hrvatska director Hrvoje Krhen told the state news agency Hina. According to the company, the unloading of gas, delivered from the United States, will take place until Jan. 3. The Krk floating LNG terminal has a cap...

7 January 2021 14:02 GMT Updated  7 January 2021 14:02 GMT in  Moscow Countries in southern Europe have seen a flurry of several key natural gas project start-ups earlier as demand for energy in the region continued to rise despite the anticipated impact of new Covid-19 shutdowns. Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic recently inaugurated the country’s 403-kilometre pipeline extension of Gazprom’s TurkStream subsea gas pipeline from Russia to Turkey at Gospodjinci near Novy Sad. The pipeline will take Russian gas, flowing from Bulgaria, and send it to local customers as well as...

Croatia kicks off LNG terminal in north Adriatic Reuters 1/1/2021 ZAGREB, Jan 1 (Reuters) - Croatia's liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal on the northern Adriatic island of Krk began operations on Friday amid the first delivery of gas, said the company which runs the unit. "LNG tanker Tristar Ruby anchored with 143,000 cubic metres of gas which signifies the beginning of the commercial use of the terminal," LNG Hrvatska director Hrvoje Krhen told the state news agency Hina. According to the company, the unloading of gas, delivered from the United States, will take place until Jan. 3. The K...

by Bloomberg |Tuesday, December 22, 2020 Croatia will receive the first LNG cargo from the US at its new import terminal, easing its dependence on fuel from Russia. (Bloomberg) -- Croatia will receive the first liquefied natural gas cargo from the U.S. at its new import terminal, easing its dependence on fuel from Russia. The LNG vessel Tristar Ruby, which loaded at the Cove Point plant in Maryland, is headed for Croatia’s terminal on the Adriatic island of Krk, according to ship-tracking data on Bloomberg. The ship is scheduled to arrive on Jan. 1, the expected start date of the terminal.