“On December 27, the DTEK energy holding received the first batch of LNG after the arrival of the Gaslog Savannah vessel at the Revitus LNG terminal in Greece. The cargo volume is about 100 million cubic meters. m of gas (equivalent to 1 TWh of energy), and it was bought by DTEK’s European subsidiary D.Trading. After regasification, the gas will be transported through the gas networks of the EU and Ukraine. This delivery took place on the eve of the expiration of the agreement”, — write on: ua.news
On December 27, the DTEK energy holding received the first batch of LNG after the arrival of the Gaslog Savannah vessel at the Revitus LNG terminal in Greece. The cargo volume is about 100 million cubic meters. m of gas (equivalent to 1 TWh of energy), and it was bought by DTEK’s European subsidiary D.Trading. After regasification, the gas will be transported through the gas networks of the EU and Ukraine.
This delivery took place on the eve of the expiration of the agreement on the transit of Russian gas through the territory of Ukraine to the EU. D.Trading sees it as the start of a series of future LNG deliveries from the US, with plans to expand operations.
DTEK General Director Maksym Timchenko called the supply an important step to strengthen the energy security of Ukraine and Europe, noting that it also contributes to the weakening of Russia’s influence on the region’s energy systems.
Due to restrictions on LNG transit through the Black Sea, the company delivers gas through Greece, using regasification terminals and cross-border pipelines providing transportation to Ukraine.
Earlier, gas prices rose 1.6% after rising 7% last week, as political leaders made it clear that continued gas supplies through Ukraine beyond December 31 were becoming increasingly unlikely.
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