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Croatia to Auction Unallocated Regasification Capacity at Omišalj LNG Terminal

The Omišalj LNG terminal in Croatia is preparing for an auction of unallocated regasification capacity, scheduled for 2 February. This initiative by LNG Hrvatska aims to utilize volumes that were not allocated in previous tenders, specifically targeting gas years from 2026/2027 to 2029/2030, and extending into the period from 2037/2038 to 2039/2040.

The auction will focus on slots that remained unbooked during last May’s auction and prior allocation rounds. By coordinating with the PRISMA European Capacity Platform, this auction seeks to streamline the process of contracting gas infrastructure capacity across Europe, enhancing market access for participants.

Eligibility for participation includes both existing terminal users with valid contracts and new customers. Companies interested in accessing the terminal for the first time must submit a registration agreement with the terminal operator by 16 January to take part in the bidding process. This requirement underscores the importance of pre-qualification in ensuring a competitive auction environment.

This upcoming auction represents a strategic opportunity for market players to secure necessary regasification capacity amidst evolving energy demands. The release of previously unallocated capacity could significantly influence supply dynamics within the region, particularly as Europe continues its transition towards diversified energy sources.

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