Finland's floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) is fully booked for liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports in the second and third quarters this year, the terminal's CEO Satu Mattila said in a speech on May 25.
The FSRU has received reservations for half the capacity available in the next gas year, which begins in October, she said.
The Exemplar FSRU was chartered last year by Finland on a 10-year contract to help replace Russian pipeline gas, serving both the domestic market as well as neighboring Estonia.
Russia's Gazprom Export in May of last year ceased pipeline-based natural gas deliveries to Finland in a dispute over payments.
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