Turkey will receive four shipments of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Algeria, Angola, and the United States by January 15, according to a report by Today Turkey on January 13. This is in response to the anticipated surge in energy demand to seasonal peaks due to a sharp drop in temperatures.
According to international shipping tracking data, two LNG carriers departed from Algeria, one from Angola, and one from the United States, with a total loading capacity exceeding 600,000 cubic meters. It is estimated that this LNG will yield over 350 million cubic meters of natural gas after processing, sufficient to meet Turkey's domestic and industrial gas needs for approximately 1.5 days in winter or 2.5 days in summer.
