The Czech Republic Received 8.2 Billion Cubic Meters of Gas Through the Eemshaven Terminal
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With the ongoing tension in the Middle East, the importance of liquefied gas is growing. The terminal in Eemshaven, the Netherlands, which the state uses through the company ČEZ, has handled 92 ships with raw materials intended for Czech consumers in the four years it has been operating. In total, over eight billion cubic meters have been brought to it. Currently, supplies cover almost a quarter of domestic needs. According to analysts, Europe c…
The LNG terminal in Eemshaven, Netherlands, has been operational since September 2022. In four years, it has already handled 92 ships with gas destined for the Czech Republic. These brought a total of 8.2 billion cubic meters of gas. This amount corresponds to approximately 14 months of consumption of the entire Czech Republic or more than four years of consumption of all Czech households.
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