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Elenger expands to Poland

Elenger, the fastest growing privately owned gas company in the Baltic-Finnish region, is starting operations in Poland, the group’s total sales are expected to double in the coming years.

Margus Kaasik

Margus Kaasik 

“We are moving from the Finnish-Baltic gas market to Central Europe and starting operations in Poland, which can become a kind of a gas hub in the region. To supply Poland, we use the terminals in Klaipeda in Lithuania and Inkoo in Finland, we sell gas to both the end consumers and the wholesale distributors, and we actively trade on the local gas exchange,” said Margus Kaasik, the CEO of Elenger group.

“A special segment of interest is regional companies and large joint procurements, which we have successfully done so far in the Finland-Baltic region, now we can offer our customers the Polish market,” Kaasik added.

“The supply insecurity is receding from the market price of gas and gas is making a comeback, in the near future the use of gas in our region will increase even more. Elenger group stretch goal is to double our energy sales volume in the next three to four years and reach 20 TWh per year,” Kaasik said.

For this year, Elenger has agreements with the Klaipeda terminal in Lithuania and the Inkoo terminal in Finland to bring ten LNG cargoes until autumn. Last year, the company procured five cargoes of gas of Norwegian and the United States origin through Klaipeda terminal.

Elenger offers customers natural gas in the form of pipeline gas, compressed natural gas (CNG) and liquefied natural gas (LNG). The company is actively developing a renewable energy portfolio in the form of solar energy and biomethane production and sales.

Elenger operates in Finland, the Baltic states and Poland. The group has a total of 50,000 customers. Elenger is the largest privately owned energy company in the Finnish-Baltic region. In native market Estonia the company carries the Eesti Gaas brand name.