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Greek LNG imports drop 49 percent in January-September

By LNG Prime Staff
Greek LNG imports drop 49 percent in January-September
Image: DESFA

LNG deliveries to Greece decreased by 48.7 percent from January to September, with the US supplying most of the volumes, according to DESFA. The Greek gas grid and Revithoussa LNG terminal operator said the LNG shipments in the nine-month period totaled 12.34 terawatt hours, or 17 tankers. This compares to 24.04 TWh, or 34 tankers, in…

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