Finland’s Gasum, Estonia’s Eesti Gaas Plan Natural Gas Exchange
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Finland’s natural gas supplier Gasum Oy and its Estonian counterpart Eesti Gaas AS agreed to set up an exchange in the Baltic country.
A memorandum of understanding, signed on Dec. 21, is part of a long-term goal of a single natural gas market covering Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, the companies said in a joint statement today on the Gasum Oy website. A similar agreement was signed between Gasum and Lithuania’s AB Lietuvos Dujos in November, they added.