Gas transmission operators of Finland, Latvia and Estonia signed an agreement on to set up a single gas transmission tariff zone for the three countries from the start of 2020. The agreement fulfills a goal announced in 2017, when the Finnish government authorized state-owned Baltic Connector Oy to start construction on the Balticconnector natural gas pipeline and announced it would open wholesale and retail gas markets to competition in time for the project's scheduled completion in early 2020. The 7.2 MMcm/d Balticconnector pipeline, which will transport gas across the Baltic Sea between Estonia and Finland, is being built to help diversify the region's gas supplies and reduce reliance on Russia. Another project, Baltic Pipe, is planned to supply Norwegian gas production to Poland via Denmark and Sweden. It could ultimately deliver gas from Norway to Finland via the Gas Interconnection Poland-Lithuania (GIPL) project.
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机译：芬兰，拉脱维亚和爱沙尼亚的燃气传输运营商签署了一项协议，以便从2020年代开始为三个国家设立单一的燃气传输关税区。该协议履行了2017年宣布的目标，当时芬兰政府授权国有的波罗的海连接器OY在BalticConnector天然气管道上开始施工，并宣布将批发和零售天然气市场打开2020年初项目的预定完成。7.2 mmcm / d BalticConnector管道，将在波罗的海交通天然气在爱沙尼亚和芬兰之间，正在建造，以帮助各种区域的天然气供应，减少对俄罗斯的依赖。另一个项目波罗的海管道，计划向波兰提供挪威天然气生产，通过丹麦和瑞典。它最终可以通过瓦兰 - 立陶宛（Gipl）项目从挪威到芬兰的燃气。
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