- 140 million cubic metres of U.S. LNG will be supplied to Ukraine.
- This is the fourth contract between the companies in 2025, totaling 440 million cubic metres.
- Gas will be regasified at Świnoujście before transport to Ukraine.
- ORLEN ceased Russian gas imports over three years ago.
New Gas Supply Contract
ORLEN will supply 140 million cubic metres of natural gas to Ukraine's Naftogaz over the coming months. The gas, sourced from the United States, will be regasified at the LNG terminal in Świnoujście before being transported to Ukraine. This contract ensures continued gas supply to the Ukrainian market, enhancing energy security ahead of the heating season.
Previous Agreements
This marks the fourth gas supply contract between ORLEN and Naftogaz in 2025, with the previous three contracts totaling approximately 300 million cubic metres. The gas was regasified LNG imported from the United States via the Świnoujście or Klaipėda terminals.
Strategic Cooperation
The contract stems from a commercial cooperation framework signed in March 2025, focusing on natural gas LNG. Naftogaz is diversifying its gas supply sources and routes, enhancing Ukraine's energy security amid ongoing conflict with Russia. The additional contract for American LNG is crucial for the upcoming winter heating season.
ORLEN's Market Presence
ORLEN has been active in the Ukrainian market for over two decades, supplying fuels from its refineries in Poland and Lithuania. Deliveries continued despite Russian aggression starting in February 2022. ORLEN has become the largest fuel supplier to Ukraine, providing gasoline, diesel oil, and bitumen.
Further Agreements
In 2025, ORLEN and Naftogaz signed two additional agreements focusing on LNG and natural gas sales and expanding strategic collaboration. ORLEN also participates in sector events like Petroleum Ukraine Warsaw ’25 to strengthen business ties with Ukrainian partners.
