STOCKSHOTS Gazprom: Lithuania to reduce reliance on Russian gas The "Independence", a huge floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal docked in the Lithuanian port of Klaipeda on Monday, becoming the first such facility to sever Moscow's energy grip on the Baltic states. Lithuania will use the terminal to import 0.54 billion cubic metres of gas from Statoil next year, about one-fifth of annual demand, the first alternative to Russian energy giant Gazprom. STOCKSHOTS of Gazprom headquarters in Moscow and gas pipelines in northern Russia.