Estonia's Minister of Economic Affairs and Infrastructure, Taavi Aas, has announced that the liquefied natural gas terminal for Estonia, Latvia and Finland, which is planned to be built in Paldiski, will be ready by this autumn. The decision to build the terminal is of critical importance in the current political situation, as gas will be able to be pumped from the pier in Paldiski into the terminal, from where it will then flow through pipelines into the common system.
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