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Plans move forward for LNG terminal in Montenegro

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The EU is set to finance a major LNG terminal in Montenegro’s Adriatic port of Bar, according to a statement from its enlargement commissioner.

Montenegro's Adriatic port of Bar could host a major LNG terminal Montenegro’s Adriatic port of Bar could host a major LNG terminal. Photo: Adobe Stock

At a meeting in Belgrade earlier in the year, Olivér Várhelyi said the European Union was “ready to move very, very fast” to aid the delivery of a terminal in the Balkans, but that a final location had not been agreed.

At a recent meeting in the Albanian capital Tirana, he said it was working with Montenegro, with a view to establishing the terminal in Bar.

According to a report in Balkan Green Energy News, a memorandum has been signed, which references the LNG terminal, but also the construction of a gas-fired power plant, which would be fuelled by the terminal.

In a statement, the Montengran Prime Minister Dritan Abazović said the terminal project would be of historical significance, making Montenegro a hub for other countries in the region, and increasing energy security, in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

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