Feb 10 (LNG) - Finnish natural gas company Gasum and locally-based engineering firm Poyry have signed a five-year framework agreement for project implementation services to develop Gasum's natural gas projects in Finland. Poyry said it was one of three engineering companies awarded a frame agreement from Gasum, an importer of natural gas and a leading biogas supplier. Gasum subsidiary Skangas has LNG facilities in Ora in Norway and Lysekil in Sweden. Finland's first LNG import terminal will be completed at the port of Pori in 2016.
Finnish firms in gas deal
Written by John McKay
Wednesday, 10 February 2016
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