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Manga LNG

Manga LNG is an expert in cleaner industrial energy and a forerunner in Northern Finland, operating the largest and most modern LNG import terminal in the Nordic countries in Tornio.

Last updated September 1, 2026

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Manga LNG is an expert in cleaner industrial energy and a forerunner in Northern Finland. It helps industry meet tightening emission limits with lower-emission energy. Together with partners, it supports the adoption of cleaner energy solutions and offers expert and terminal services with a technically high-quality and responsible approach. The Tornio LNG terminal, operated by Manga LNG Oy's subsidiary Manga Terminal Oy, is the largest and most modern LNG import terminal in the Nordic countries, providing terminal services for the energy needs of northern industry. The terminal has a 50,000 cubic meter storage tank, a vaporization process for liquid LNG, and a bunkering function for LNG ships. The area also has loading piers for LNG tanker trucks. The terminal's northern location enables LNG distribution to Sweden and Norway in addition to Finland.

History

Manga LNG is an expert in cleaner industrial energy and a forerunner in Northern Finland. It helps industry respond to tightening emission limits with lower-emission energy. Together with partners, it supports the adoption of cleaner energy solutions and offers expert and terminal services. The Tornio LNG terminal, operated by Manga LNG Oy's subsidiary Manga Terminal Oy, is the largest and most modern LNG import terminal in the Nordic countries. The terminal has a 50,000 cubic meter storage tank, a vaporization process for liquid LNG, and a bunkering function for LNG ships. The area also has loading piers for LNG tanker trucks. The terminal's northern location enables LNG distribution to Sweden and Norway in addition to Finland.

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