According to the report, MFGK has booked a capacity of 666 million cubic meters at the terminal for the 2020/2021 gas year and an annual 1.014 bln cubic meters of capacity in each of the following six gas years.
Earlier, capacity at the terminal was booked by Croatia oil and gas company INA, the Croatian Electricity Works (HEP), and MET Croatia Energy Trade, with each booking about half a billion cubic meters a year over the next three years.
The annual capacity of the terminal is 2.6 bln cubic meters, and it needs to use at least 1.5 bln of that capacity to break even.
MFGK Croatiaʼs contract brings the terminal to 80% of capacity.
The floating LNG terminal will start operating in 2021.
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