PGNiG with preliminary talks on investments in US LNG terminals

WSE-listed, state-run gas giant PGNiG has launched preliminary talks on potential investments in US LNG terminals, according to the government's proxy for strategic energy infrastructure Piotr Naimski. “PGNiG is probing such possibilities, we know that the management is conducting preliminary talks with US firms. It's a question of finding an appropriate partner,” he said. Such idea was first presented by Naimski back in May when he noticed that US SMEs are now involved in shale gas production. “Each of them has its own gas and is trying to sell it, they also think about having shares in condensing terminals or sometimes building their own, small capacity terminals, these are undertakings whose scale is acceptable to our potential investors,” he said back then.