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The agreements include a $6 billion LNG export deal to Albania, a Bosnia energy project and a 50 billion-euro AI data centre in Croatia.
- On Tuesday, the United States and U.S. companies signed energy and technology agreements with Balkan nations, boosting Washington's influence and regional energy security.
- Following a long-term deal signed last year to export LNG to Greece, these agreements aim to deepen ties and counter Russian oil and gas influence in southern Europe.
- In Tirana, U.S. ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle signed a $6 billion, 20-year agreement between Venture Global and Aktor LNG USA to export LNG to Albania.
- AAFS Infrastructure and Energy LLC will invest 1.5 billion euros to diversify Bosnia's energy supplies, while Rade Koncar and Pantheon Atlas LLC signed a letter of intent for a 1 gigawatt AI project in central Croatia worth 50 billion euros.
- At the Three Seas Initiative forum in Dubrovnik, U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright stated the administration is "opening a new era of cooperation" with southern and eastern Europe, alongside new civilian nuclear energy partnerships.
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The Economic TimesUS signs energy and AI deals with Balkan countries as its influence widens
The US is seeking to deepen ties and counter the influence of Russian oil and gas in southern Europe, having signed a long-term deal last year to export liquefied natural gas to Greece.
Balkan nations signed a major energy deal today involving U.S. companies as the region moves away from its reliance on Russian gas, a move Washington says demonstrates the U.S. strengthening its presence in the Balkans.
US signs new AI and energy deals with Balkan countries
The United States has signed a series of major energy and artificial intelligence agreements with Balkan nations, marking a significant expansion of its geopolitical and economic influence in the region. US companies recently finalized deals worth billions of dollars with countries across the Balkans, focusing on liquefied natural gas (LNG), pipeline infrastructure, nuclear cooperation, and AI development. The initiative aims to address energy a…
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