Norway eyes faster ramp-up of gas export to Britain
6/6/2024
The resumption on Friday of Norwegian gas exports to Britain via the Langeled pipeline will progress at a faster pace than initially planned, Norwegian system operator Gassco said on Thursday.
The ramp-up plan will see an available volume of 45 MMm3d of gas per day on Friday from Norway's Nyhamna processing plant, up from 35 MMm3d projected on Wednesday, according to a message on Gassco's transparency page.
Nyhamna, which processes gas for the Langeled pipeline, has a capacity of 79.8 MMm3d.
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