- Greece has relied on Russia for about 40% of its gas needs for years but it has ramped up LNG purchases from other countries in line with a European Union plan to cut dependence on Russian energy.
- Bulgaria has also been importing LNG through the terminal after being cut off from Russian supplies following its refusal to pay in roubles.
- In July, DESFA leased a vessel or a so-called floating storage unit (FSU), which is moored close to Revithoussa and can boost its storage capacity by an additional 145,000 cubic metres of gas, if needed.
Greece’s sole LNG terminal ramps up imports to replace Russian gas
