Gasum LNG terminal in Pori

The Gasum LNG terminal in Pori is the first liquefied natural gas terminal in Finland. LNG deliveries to industrial customers are made through a local connecting pipeline, by sea in tanker ships or by truck. Ships can bunker LNG by bunker vessel at the terminal or by ship-to-ship.

Terminal equipment

The Gasum terminal area includes:

• an LNG tank (height 35 m, outer diameter 42 m),
• loading docks, process units (compressor and vaporizers),
• flare torch (height less than 50 m),
• three loading docks for road tankers,
• a transformer building,
• and a heat production unit.

There is a natural gas pipeline that connects the terminal to the local Industrial Park. 

The terminal's LNG storage capacity is 28,500 m³ and it has been operational since 2016.