KN Energies Completes Engineering Studies for Klaipėda CO₂ Terminal

Lithuanian energy terminal operator KN Energies has completed front-end engineering design (FEED) studies for a planned CO₂ transshipment terminal at the Port of Klaipėda, confirming the project’s technical feasibility.

The seven-month engineering programme was carried out by Norway’s Aker Solutions. It assessed the terminal’s design, integration with existing infrastructure and operational safety, providing a basis for further development and investment decisions.

The environmental impact assessment is under way, with a report being prepared for public consultation. The terminal is part of the CCS Baltic Consortium, a cross-border carbon capture and storage initiative. The Lithuanian government granted the project national importance status in May 2026, and operations are expected to begin in 2032.