Conversion between the two depends on the quality of the gas and the temperature and pressure at which volumes are measured.
Prices are on a gross heating value basis.
At the present time, Finland receives all of its natural gas supplies by pipeline from Russia. A number of studies have examined how the Finnish natural gas network might be connected to another source of supply, and other studies are in progress. A clear appreciation of Finland's future natural gas supply options is seen as essential in connection with the Ministry's formulation of a Climate Change Strategy for Finland. The introduction of a second source of natural gas supply is also necessary if real gas to gas competition is to be created in the Finnish market. At the present time, Finland receives all of its natural gas supplies by pipeline from Russia.