KN Energies delivers an underwater power cable from Finland to electrify the Klaipėda LNG terminal. The project aims to enable shore power connections, reducing reliance on vessel engines during docking. The cable delivery marks progress in the terminal’s electrification efforts, supporting cleaner operations.
KN Energies joins the Baltic Energy Initiative, a regional collaboration led by ORLEN. The initiative unites 14 energy companies to foster cooperation in the Baltic region. KN Energies, an international energy terminal operator, participates in this effort to enhance energy infrastructure and connectivity.
KN Energies invites new requests for capacity at its Klaipėda LNG terminal following the 2027 allocation process. The operator reviews submissions to assess demand and allocate space for liquefied natural gas storage and regasification. The terminal supports regional energy supply chains by accommodating additional market participants.
KN Energies secures over 20 TWh of regasification capacity at Lithuania’s Klaipėda LNG terminal through 2044. Five energy firms—Lithuania’s Ignitis, Latvia’s Latvenergo, Norway’s Equinor, Finland’s Gasum, and Ukraine’s Naftogaz—book capacity, with Finland and Ukraine participating for the first time. The allocation spans 8 TWh until 2044 and 12 TWh until 2040.