Estonia’s Parts Says LNG Terminal Agreement Needed Soon
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Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Finland need to agree soon where to put a regional liquefied natural gas terminal to avoid delaying European Union aid for the project, Estonian Economy Minister Juhan Parts said.
Consensus is needed on the $1.7 billion terminal’s site before an accord is reached on energy infrastructure financing in the EU’s Connecting Europe Facility for 2014-2020, which may happen as soon as next month, Parts said in an interview in Tallinn yesterday.