The Commission for the Evaluation of the Study on the Selection of the Terminal Location for Liquefied Natural Gas has proposed the DINA location on the island of Krk as potentially the best to the Government’s working group, according to a statement from the Government regarding today’s meeting which discussed future activities to ensure sufficient energy supplies for the upcoming period.
"However, before the investment is initiated, a conceptual design of the terminal will need to be developed, necessary research conducted, and an environmental impact assessment carried out for the specific location," the Government’s statement reads.
Today’s meeting was attended by Prime Minister Ivo Sanader, President of the Republic Stjepan Mesić, Speaker of the Croatian Parliament Luka Bebić, as well as the Deputy Speakers of the Parliament and Deputy Ministers and Ministers in the Government of the Republic of Croatia.
As stated in the announcement, the meeting reported on activities related to the development of the energy strategy of the Republic of Croatia in the upcoming period, including plans for securing new supply routes, as well as activities related to the selection of the location for the liquefied natural gas terminal.