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Zelenski’s visit to Athens is in the focus of the international press: Greece is officially the gateway for LNG in Europe
The immediate activation of the "Vertical Corridor" marks Europe's dynamic effort to decouple "here and now" from Russian gas - What other issues were on the bilateral agenda
US LNG to Europe with Greek ships
Greek shipowners are becoming the link in the transport of US energy to Europe, upgrading the country's geopolitical power - Who are the tanker champions - Which shipping companies are leading in fleet and newbuildings
Greece as an energy hub for Eastern and Central Europe – Deals over €30 billion Washington brings to Athens
LNG transport hub for Eastern and Central Europe Greece – The new agreements with hydrocarbon giants that make it a potential natural gas producer in Crete and the Ionian – Interview in THEMA with the CEO of Energean, Mathios Rigas
Upward momentum for LNG – Higher activity in US cargoes
October brought a “breath of relief” to the market, driven by Atlantic support – how stronger European demand and weather conditions are pushing freight rates higher, according to INTERMODAL and analyst Nikos Tagoulis
Greece is an energy gateway in Southeastern Europe – Watch live the proceedings of the Transatlantic Energy Cooperation summit (Upd.)
Helleniq Energy and ExxonMobil signed an agreement on hydrocarbons
Greece as an energy hub: Pipelines close, LNG ships arrive
Starting January 1, 2028, Europe will permanently stop Russian natural gas imports, ending a long-standing energy relationship. Greece, leading this shift, must replace around 45% of its natural gas imports—about 3.5 billion cubic meters per year—that currently come from Russia
