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Poland’s ‘solidarity’ push for EU energy resilience in face of Russian aggression

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Poland is advancing its energy security by developing offshore gas terminals near Gdańsk, a strategic move following Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the cessation of Russian gas supplies. This initiative aims to diversify energy sources amid high global prices driven by the Middle East conflict. The project involves significant infrastructure development on the Baltic coast, with construction vessels and floating cranes actively positioned at eight metres above the waves to support the new energy infrastructure.

Key points

• Poland is constructing offshore gas terminals near Gdańsk to diversify energy sources following the cessation of Russian gas supplies after the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
• The project involves significant infrastructure development on the Baltic coast, with construction vessels and floating cranes actively positioned at eight metres above the waves to support the new energy infrastructure.

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The article provides a snapshot of ongoing construction activities and strategic intent but does not include specific project timelines, completion dates, or financial figures. It also lacks details on the scale of the terminal or the specific partners involved in the initiative.

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