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Sines received 95% of the gas that entered Portugal and three Russian ships in 2025Photo by minyves on Pexels
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Sines received 95% of the gas that entered Portugal and three Russian ships in 2025

Now11 September 2026 at 21:36

The port of Sines received 95% of the natural gas that entered Portugal. This data refers to liquefied gas (LNG) that arrives by sea to the terminal located in Sines.

The remaining approximately 5% of gas that entered the country arrived by pipeline, through the interconnections with the Spanish network at the border points of Campo Maior and Valença do Minho. The article also mentions that three Russian ships docked in Sines during the year of 2025.

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