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    Workers to strike at France's Dunkirk LNG terminal, little impact expected

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    Posted on September 17, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Workers at Dunkirk LNG terminal in France will join a national strike, with limited disruption expected, according to Fluxys.

    Table of Contents

    • Overview of the Dunkirk LNG Terminal Strike
    • Expected Impact of the Strike
    • Union Participation in the Strike

    Limited Disruption Expected as Workers Strike at Dunkirk LNG Terminal

    Overview of the Dunkirk LNG Terminal Strike

    PARIS (Reuters) -Belgian gas terminal operator Fluxys said on Wednesday that workers at its Dunkirk liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in northern France were expected to join the national strike on Thursday.

    Expected Impact of the Strike

    The strike is expected to be similar to action earlier in the month with only limited disruption, a representative for Fluxys said.

    Union Participation in the Strike

    Power industry workers are expected to start their strike late on Wednesday, with several unions joining on Thursday.

    (Reporting by Forrest Crellin)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Workers at Dunkirk LNG terminal to join national strike.
    • •Fluxys expects limited disruption from the strike.
    • •Power industry workers to start striking late Wednesday.
    • •Several unions to participate in the strike on Thursday.
    • •The strike follows similar action earlier this month.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Workers to strike at France's Dunkirk LNG terminal, little impact expected

    1What is the expected impact of the strike at Dunkirk LNG terminal?

    The strike is expected to cause only limited disruption, similar to previous actions earlier in the month, according to a representative for Fluxys.

    2When are the power industry workers expected to start their strike?

    Power industry workers are expected to start their strike late on Wednesday, with several unions joining the action on Thursday.

    3Who operates the Dunkirk LNG terminal?

    The Dunkirk liquefied natural gas terminal is operated by Belgian gas terminal operator Fluxys.

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