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Lithuania commented on the supply of liquefied gas from the US

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Supplies of liquefied American gas "are extremely important for the entire region," said Lithuanian Foreign Minister Linas Linkiavicius, reports RIA News.




Earlier, the Lithuanian Energy Ministry announced the arrival in Klaipeda of a tanker with the first batch of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the USA.

The ship Clean Ocean delivered thousands of LNG cubes to the 140 port. The supply contract between Lietuvos duju tiekimas and Cheniere Marketing International, which is part of the American energy concern Cheniere Energy, was signed in June of this year.

The head of the Ministry of Energy, Zhigimantas Vaiciunas, said on this occasion that the supply will be strengthened "not only energy independence (of the country), but also competition among gas suppliers."

We want to strengthen our relationship with the United States in many ways, in addition to defense and security. Energy trading is one of the strategic areas of cooperation
said the head of Lithuanian diplomacy Linas Linkyavichus.
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  1. Tusv
    Tusv 22 August 2017 09: 16
    +11
    Well, what. The process has begun, it remains to inject gas to someone thread for the sake of safety
    1. maxim947
      maxim947 22 August 2017 09: 18
      +13
      Why only a tanker? they would have had a gas cylinder))
      1. maxim947
        maxim947 22 August 2017 09: 34
        +23
        Inspired by:

        Squeak our formidable voice
        Methane scented my head.
        We will show our teeth east
        Backward leaning west ....
    2. bouncyhunter
      bouncyhunter 22 August 2017 09: 23
      +13
      I just didn’t understand one thing: is buying a mattress LNG at an exorbitant price a competition? fool Then it’s time for me to take my club back to the Stone Age.
      1. seregatara1969
        seregatara1969 22 August 2017 09: 31
        +6
        the Kremlin doesn't smell from him!
        1. bouncyhunter
          bouncyhunter 22 August 2017 09: 37
          +4
          Well, yes, well, yes, I completely forgot that from the smell of Russia, these earcaps shy away like hell from incense. yes Let them continue to buy to the delight of their master.
          1. Solomon Kane
            Solomon Kane 22 August 2017 09: 55
            +9
            Wait, brother! After the next frost in Europe, let's see who will be EXTREME in the line for shale ..... wink laughing wink
            1. bouncyhunter
              bouncyhunter 22 August 2017 10: 06
              +2
              I subscribe to your words! good drinks
      2. Tusv
        Tusv 22 August 2017 09: 36
        +7
        Quote: bouncyhunter
        I just didn’t understand one thing: is buying a mattress LNG at an exorbitant price a competition?

        This is a personal enrichment, and ordinary Lithuanians will cook on a new type of gas - yanthan. Well, in general, the Lithuanian version of the purchase of South African coal. Rich Pinocchio
        1. bouncyhunter
          bouncyhunter 22 August 2017 10: 07
          +2
          Let the grandmother's ears be frostbitten, if they want to. 404th will support them. wink
        2. Kurare
          Kurare 23 August 2017 19: 56
          +2
          Quote: Tusv
          ... and ordinary Lithuanians will cook on a new type of gas

          The fact of the matter is that they cannot particularly speak. Whether business is an industry. If she had stayed with them, it would have become bad, because at one moment production would have become uncompetitive. But, since everyone managed to ruin everything in Lithuania, there is nothing to fear.

          That is why the "normal" countries in Europe fight back and forth from such "energy independence" from Russia with their hands and feet.
          1. Tusv
            Tusv 23 August 2017 20: 05
            0
            Quote: Kurare
            That is why the "normal" countries in Europe fight back and forth with their hands and feet.

            They are competing with the Dirt Prime, only they are fighting absten. Menagers are equally miserable, but Hard workers can do something
      3. AID.S
        AID.S 22 August 2017 10: 06
        +2
        Quote: bouncyhunter
        I just didn’t understand one thing: buying a mattress LNG at an exorbitant price is competition

        Politics. And not at an exorbitant price. Like our gradual rejection of transit through the Baltic states.
        1. bouncyhunter
          bouncyhunter 22 August 2017 10: 10
          +3
          Quote: AID.S
          Politics.

          It’s clear that politics. But it’s not fashionable to tell the truth now ...
          Quote: AID.S
          Like our gradual rejection of transit through the Baltic states.

          That is, in your opinion, the purchase of LNG from the United States is a kind of revenge for Russia for refusing to transit?
          1. AID.S
            AID.S 22 August 2017 10: 59
            +2
            I think that this is the result of calculations for cheap American shale gas. Perhaps promises to buy. And how can you deceive them? Remember the shale boom? Everyone rejoiced: "End to Gazprom!" So this is not revenge, it’s just the Americans and we are going down the mountain.
    3. Plombir
      Plombir 22 August 2017 20: 05
      +2
      The American gas tanker is not only valuable fur, but also another reduction in the population of happy natives. The wind in your back and flatulence in the ass.
  2. B.T.V.
    B.T.V. 22 August 2017 09: 19
    +2
    New facilities for terrorists are ready.
  3. zivXP
    zivXP 22 August 2017 09: 21
    +5
    Here it is, independence smile - thought the head of the Lithuanian Foreign Ministry opening the gas tap
    1. Pete mitchell
      Pete mitchell 22 August 2017 09: 28
      +15
      The price of this "independence", God forgive me, is that a third of the country's population lives in England, Ireland, the Scandinavians and their children do not consider Lithuania to be their homeland. For the sake of interest, we could also see in wikipedia how many Lithuanians fell away from this "independence". They are bent, they are happy ...
  4. Same lech
    Same lech 22 August 2017 09: 23
    +7
    deliveries will strengthen "not only energy independence (countries), but also competition among gas suppliers."


    They can swallow this bullshit to the gullible townsfolk in LITHUANIA and not so.
    People who are knowledgeable in such matters will first of all consider profit on the output from the use of this hehe heh liquefied American gas ...
    I believe many businessmen will cry ... the competitiveness of goods will drop sharply ... I hope RUSSIA will not be blamed for this.
    1. ydjin
      ydjin 22 August 2017 09: 30
      +9
      Quote: The same Lech
      deliveries will strengthen "not only energy independence (countries), but also competition among gas suppliers."


      They can swallow this bullshit to the gullible townsfolk in LITHUANIA and not so.
      People who are knowledgeable in such matters will first of all consider profit on the output from the use of this hehe heh liquefied American gas ...
      I believe many businessmen will cry ... the competitiveness of goods will drop sharply ... I hope RUSSIA will not be blamed for this.

      Russia, as always, will be to blame, because because of Russia's "imperial ambitions", poor Lithuania must acquire expensive liquefied natural gas from America!
    2. marxman66
      marxman66 22 August 2017 09: 54
      +2
      Quote: The same LYOKHA
      I hope RUSSIA will not be blamed for this.

      in vain hope Russia is to blame for everything!
      1. Kurare
        Kurare 23 August 2017 19: 59
        +2
        Quote: marxman66
        in vain hope Russia is to blame for everything!

        "you are to blame for the fact that I want to eat ..."

        The only thing that needs to be done is to congratulate ironically and amicably on such a “help”.
  5. Cxnumx
    Cxnumx 22 August 2017 09: 26
    +8
    it is necessary to continue and continue to reduce the volume of logistics through the Baltic states (at least ports, at least roads). way fully live on the money of americans.
    Threat and just do not buy any of their products, except in very extreme cases.
  6. Skif83
    Skif83 22 August 2017 09: 34
    +7
    We want to strengthen our relationship with the United States in many ways.
    Flag in hand, strengthen! Forgive me ... my god also strengthen customer relations.
    1. Same lech
      Same lech 22 August 2017 09: 39
      +2
      Wow ... and TRUMP case, her client was not passing through ??? what

      I’ll willingly believe in the turbulent youth of this lady in this field ... I would read KGB intelligence reports of those years ... maybe something interesting will come out ... what kind of KLONDIK is buried in the archives of this organization ... how many action-packed TV shows can be made for such people ... you can watch all your life.
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    3. HAM
      HAM 22 August 2017 09: 50
      +3
      Now, on the instructions of the State Department, Lithuania is working as a prostitute, little has changed, working in the same "hotel".
  7. oldav
    oldav 22 August 2017 09: 40
    +1
    What does Lithuania sell?
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    2. Kurare
      Kurare 23 August 2017 20: 01
      +2
      Quote: oldav
      What does Lithuania sell?

      Yes, and sells itself. Now do with her that hosh! At least land for landfills, even overseas jeep ...
  8. forester
    forester 22 August 2017 09: 42
    +2
    Ha ha love them first mattresses gave a loan to buy this gas))))
  9. Masya masya
    Masya masya 22 August 2017 09: 44
    +15
    We want to strengthen our relationship with the United States in many ways.

    lol
  10. Tolik_74
    Tolik_74 22 August 2017 09: 50
    +2
    Quote: seregatara1969
    the Kremlin doesn't smell from him!

    Smells like "exclusivity" and "democracy"
  11. tommy717
    tommy717 22 August 2017 09: 50
    +4
    And what will they pay with sprats? You can’t earn money on Russophobia.
  12. Topotun
    Topotun 22 August 2017 09: 57
    +3
    Strange people, or rather strange governments. The existing ties are urgently torn without any concern for what will happen to the country further. People of the world .... Homeland where they pay more, then what worries about those who stay?
    1. Barbulator
      Barbulator 23 August 2017 20: 01
      0
      Quote: Topotun
      not at all worrying about what will happen to the country next.

      So and they are not eternal, soon they will hand over other cards. Etc...
  13. Altona
    Altona 22 August 2017 10: 02
    +1
    One liquefied gas tanker every six months will greatly enhance energy security, yes. The rest of the time, live on your own duplex exhaust. This Lithuanian has no brains from the word at all. American gas, then Norwegian gas, just not Russian.
  14. bratchanin3
    bratchanin3 22 August 2017 10: 28
    +3
    Why can’t you use the gas that you like. The Germans like Russian gas, let them buy Russian. The Baltic republics want Amer, let them buy from the Americans and be happy and independent.
  15. mac789
    mac789 22 August 2017 11: 22
    0
    This of course will create competition in the gas market. Liquefied. Its consumers are those who do not want to bother with connecting to gas networks + additional competition in the gas engine market.
  16. Captain Nemo
    Captain Nemo 22 August 2017 11: 26
    +3
    It's normal ... First, Ignalina NPP and the city of NPP employees should be killed, then start buying electricity, which is much more expensive, then give up natural gas from Russia and buy LNG from the USA. Great government saving the country's budget
  17. rotmistr60
    rotmistr60 22 August 2017 11: 28
    +1
    As a result, it turns out that "happiness" turned out to be ghostly and short-lived. A couple more ships and there is no gold reserve in Lithuania (if any).
  18. faiver
    faiver 22 August 2017 11: 32
    +4
    I wonder when the price of this gas will be announced ...
  19. nivander
    nivander 22 August 2017 12: 19
    +2
    try to refuse the Americans - without tobacco allowance
  20. Slovak
    Slovak 22 August 2017 12: 56
    +2
    Based on the fact that Dalia is the main owner of the terminal, everything is correct. Payment from budget funds (even though this gas is twice as expensive as pipe from the Russian Federation), and income in your pocket.
  21. gloomy fox
    gloomy fox 22 August 2017 15: 13
    +1
    your independence is now dependent on us tankers. and why are you so happy? and tomorrow you will quarrel with mattresses and what, they will delay the gas supply at the most necessary moment and then what will you do to jump to keep warm or burn everything so you can not freeze to death! But the Russian Federation always fulfills its agreements and yet the pipe is more reliable.
    1. Topotun
      Topotun 22 August 2017 17: 14
      +2
      It’s impossible to argue with someone who completely controls you. If there are at least the prerequisites for this, a new government will immediately appear in the Baltic countries ....
  22. Siberia 9444
    Siberia 9444 23 August 2017 05: 17
    0
    Some buy gas for expensive, others coal fool Ok so laughing
  23. 1536
    1536 23 August 2017 19: 43
    0
    The Americans began to bring out a new type of "man" from the Baltic states: a loafer and is fed with liquefied gas from the United States.