Prime Minister Albin Kurti announced that Kosovo is investigating the possibility of obtaining liquefied natural gas from the United States. This initiative is planned through cooperation involving Albania and the Vlorë thermal power plant. The announcement was made during the foundation stone laying ceremony for a new 105-megawatt solar park located in Kramovik, Rahovec.
During the event, Kurti stated, “We are exploring the possibility of using liquefied natural gas from the United States through cooperation with Albania at the Vlorë thermal power plant.” He reiterated the government’s ongoing commitment to developing the energy sector. The primary goals of these investments are to boost domestic energy production and enhance Kosovo’s overall energy security. Furthermore, Kurti provided updates on other energy initiatives, noting the upcoming tender process for the development of new wind energy capacities within the country.
These efforts underscore a multi-faceted strategy to diversify and secure Kosovo’s energy supply. The focus on integrating international partnerships, such as the proposed US gas supply, alongside domestic renewable sources like solar and wind power, highlights a comprehensive approach to modernizing the national energy infrastructure.
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