| Energy security 4. Ensuring energy security of the state, based on traditional energy sources, by creating conditions for the development of alternatives: 4.1 Expand and modernise generation capacities and electricity transmission and distribution networks to ensure the continuity of supplies, including the prevention of unexpected power cuts. Develop dispersed electric energy sources in a sustainable manner, ensuring the adaptation of the National Power System to the operation characteristics of these sources. 4.2 Increase diversification of oil and gas supply sources. Expand the existing natural gas import capacities (inter alia increasing reception capacity of the LNG terminal in Świnoujście) and build new entry points to the Polish transmission system (construction of the Baltic Pipe, construction of the LNG terminal in the Gdańsk Bay). Continue to work on projects diversifying gas supplies to the countries in the region, including the Three Seas Initiative states. Continue to work on the extension of natural gas transmission and storage systems, including the completion of the North-South route which will lay foundations for the operation of a gas hub in Poland. 4.3 Increase the capacity, work safety and the range of oil and fuel pipelines as well as the capacity of fuel and crude oil storage facilities. 4.4 Continue diplomatic, legal and administrative efforts to halt the construction of the transmission infrastructure increasing the dependence of Central Europe on gas supplies from the Russian Federation, strengthen the region’s resilience to the risk of using gas supplies as an instrument of political pressure. 34