Technical acceptance of the first stage of the gas compressor station expansion in Odolanów, Poland, for the Baltic Pipe has been completed, according to the project’s social media update.
This part of the project included two compressor units with accompanying infrastructure and construction objects while technical acceptance of the second stage and final acceptance of the entire plant are pending, the update states.
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Technical acceptance of Stage 1 of the gas compressor station expansion #Odolanów has been completed. It involved 2 compressors with accompanying infrastructure and buildings. #BalticPipe Technical acceptance of Stage 2 and final acceptance of the entire plant are pending. #CEF pic.twitter.com/nW3C7B94lh
According to GAZ-SYSTEM, the compressor station in Odolanów is the largest of the built and extended compressor stations in the framework of the Baltic Pipe.
At the beginning of the month, the Polish operator completed the technical acceptance of the Ciecierzyce – Lwówek gas pipeline in Poland, one of the onshore sections of the project, ahead of schedule after 18 months of construction.
Danish transmission system operator Energinet announced at the end of April that it had completed all work on the Baltic Pipe project in the North Sea.
The 274-kilometre Baltic Pipe is scheduled for full commissioning on 1 January 2023 at full annual capacity of up to 10 BCM.
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