PRAGUE (Reuters) – Czech power utility CEZ is in talks to raise the capacity it has booked at a new Dutch liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal, Chief Executive Daniel Benes said on Czech Television on Sunday. Benes said CEZ would also seek damages from Russia’s Gazprom for failing to meet its contract obligations in gas supplies. CEZ has booked 3 billion cubic metres per year in LNG import capacity – about a third of Czech annual consumption — at the new Dutch LNG terminal at Eemshaven, and has started receiving first shipments through there. “We are in talks on an increase in the Netherlands…