Varšavská burza cenných papírů: Jaké polské akcie jsou nejatraktivnější?

AKTUALITY ODJINUD

• Poland’s PGNiG gets another LNG cargo via Lithuanian FSRU

  The Polish firm received the first cargo via the 170,000-cbm FSRU Independence in May and after that took two more LNG cargoes in June.

• The first two PGNiG gas carriers will enter service in 2023

  The first two LNG ships, built specifically for the needs of the Polish Oil and Gas Industry (PGNiG), will enter service in 2023. Two more will start work in 2024, and in 2025, four new gas carriers will be commissioned. In total, the PGNiG Group has ordered eight such units.

• Klaipeda LNG terminal receives first delivery of LNG for PGNiG

  The delivery of approximately 65 000 t of LNG from the US is a step towards further integration of gas markets in this part of Europe and strengthening of their energy security.

• First LNG cargo delivered by PGNiG-chartered vessel

  Both long-term contracts with Venture Global are based on FOB formula. In order to receive gas under these contracts, PGNiG has started to develop its own fleet of LNG tankers. It has chartered eight LNGCs, each with a capacity of 174,000 tonnes, that will be built exclusively for PGNiG.

• PGNiG to buy 3 MTPA of LNG from Sempra

  On 16 May, Sempra Infrastructure said it entered into a heads of agreement (HOA) with PGNiG for the purchase of approximately three million tonnes per annum (MTPA) of LNG. The cargo will be delivered free-on-board from Sempra Infrastructure’s portfolio of LNG projects in North America.