Charlie Duxbury (18. april 2022). «How Lithuania cut its ties to ‘toxic’ Russian gas». Politico. Besøkt 24. april 2022. «Lithuania’s Independence, a so-called Floating Storage Regasification Unit, or FSRU, could offer a useful case study for those looking to pivot away from Russian gas. LNG is pumped onto the vessel from a transport ship where it is turned back into gas for use or storage. FSRU systems can be built relatively quickly — project lengths are estimated at between one and three years — and generally require fewer planning permits than a permanent land-based equivalent. They can be moved from place to place and swapped out for bigger or smaller units as needed with comparative ease. Importantly, they also allow a country to pick and choose where its LNG supplies come from: Lithuania currently sources much of its LNG from Norway, the U.S. and Qatar.»
