Veglia Terminal Exceeds 13 Billion Cubic Meters of Natural Gas
The GNL terminal on Veglia Island has surpassed 13 billion cubic meters of natural gas supplied to Croatia's network. This milestone reflects significant growth in LNG operations and infrastructure enhancement efforts.
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The GNL terminal on Veglia Island has delivered over 13 billion cubic meters of natural gas to Croatia since operations began. As of July 27, the terminal received 152 LNG carriers and transferred 612 loads of LNG to tank trucks.
A recent upgrade increased the terminal's maximum technical capacity from 3.9 to 6.1 billion cubic meters per year, financed by a 25 million euro public fund. Complementary terrestrial infrastructure improvements, including the new Zabok-Lučko gas pipeline, aim to boost export capacities to Slovenia and Hungary significantly. Total investments for gas infrastructure modernization amount to 530 million euros through the REPowerEU program, indicating a strategic focus on enhancing regional energy supply.
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