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Poland signs long-term contracts for US LNG to replace Russian piped gas
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Poland has taken a step closer to ending dependence on Russian gas imports after state-owned gas buyer PGNiG signed two preliminary contracts with Sempra LNG and Venture Global, each for 2 mmtpa over 20 years. These new volumes would represent a significant increase to the 2.17 mmtpa currently contracted to Poland from Qatar. Efforts to increase gas imports are being carried out to replace the current Gazprom contract for 10.2 bcm/yr.
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