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Vertical Corridor: Who secured capacity in the first long-term auctions?

The first major test of the new commercial model resulted in strong capacity commitments, new participants such as Metlen, and growing interest in Greece's natural gas export routes

Vertical Corridor: Interest in natural gas exports to six countries in Southeast Europe

Atlantic See is promoting agreements to supply natural gas via Greece to countries in Southeast Europe, as part of the “vertical corridor” LNG, with the goal of ensuring long-term supplies and strengthening the region’s energy security

Doug Burgum: The Vertical Corridor an opportunity for Europe and American natural gas

Describing the Vertical Corridor as one of the biggest ongoing shifts, U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum referred to it during an event hosted by Breitbart News on Monday

Guilfoyle: We are increasing LNG flows from the US, via Greece, to SE Europe and Ukraine

"Diversifying sources of supply and confirming that energy security is synonymous with national security", said the US Ambassador to Greece

Vertical Corridor: Decision time for the “restart” of the project

The Commission's microscope on the new methodology of the Operators - Aiming to reduce costs and restore commercial interest

A message of strong transatlantic cooperation with new deals for the Vertical Corridor

Metlen's Washington agreement with Shell and the expansion of the countries to be supported by the Vertical Corridor - The message of the joint communiqué from the 13 countries and the competition of the energy corridors - Vertical Corridor: new long-term agreements with four countries secured by Atlantic SEE LNG Trade