the Ministry of Energy proposes to set a maximum share of natural gas imported by the enterprise of energy from one source to the max. 70% per year in the period 2017-2022 and for max. of 30% in the years 2023-2026, it follows from the resort prepared “Draft resolution of the Council of Ministers on the minimum diversification level of gas supplies from abroad”.
“the Minimum level of diversification of natural gas supply from abroad is determined using the maximum share of natural gas imported by the company energy company from a single source in a calendar year, which may not be higher than:
1) with 70% in the period 2017-2022
2) 33% 2023-2026 years,” reads the draft published on the website of the Government Centre for Legislation.
the obligation of diversification of gas supplies from abroad should be disabled energy company in the field of gas supplied to the Polish transmission system with the installation of liquefied natural gas, as well as “using the services to arbitrarily natural gas transmission in the opposite direction to the physical flow of natural gas in bi-directional entry points to the national transmission system in combination with a member state of the European Union or the European free TRADE Association party to the agreement on the European Economic area”, – stated in the document.
Mining national cover approx. 1/3 of the demand, the rest comes from imports. Currently approx 70% of imported gas in Poland comes from Russia.
In may this year, the government Commissioner for strategic energy infrastructure Piotr Naimski said that Russia would not extend long-term gas supply contract from Russia at the expiration of the current contract in 2022, although did not rule out further purchases from Russian suppliers, if raw materials will be offered at competitive prices.
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