Gaz-System has completed the expansion of its LNG tanker loading facility at the Swinoujscie terminal, activating a fourth loading bay that raises daily throughput capacity from 40 to 60 vehicles.
The upgrade addresses a persistent bottleneck in Poland’s domestic gas distribution network, where road transport plays a vital role in moving liquefied natural gas from the coast to inland storage and consumption hubs.
The 50% increase in loading capacity allows the terminal to process more gas per day without extending queue times for transporters, improving the efficiency of Poland’s gas supply chain.
The 50% increase in loading capacity allows the terminal to process more gas per day without extending queue times for transporters, improving the efficiency of Poland’s gas supply chain.
This infrastructure enhancement is particularly relevant as European energy markets continue to adjust to shifting supply dynamics and heightened focus on logistical resilience.
The expansion aligns with broader efforts to strengthen Poland’s energy security following years of investment in LNG infrastructure.
By removing a key constraint on road-based gas distribution, the upgrade supports more flexible supply routing and reduces reliance on single transport corridors.