Vertical Corridor: New Energy Gateway From Alexandroupoli to the Western Balkans
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From today, Northern Macedonia will also be part of the Vertical Gas Corridor, together with Greece, Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, Moldova and Ukraine, stated the Minister of Energy, Sanja Bozhinovska, before her speech at the 6th Metropolitan Fair, which is being held is held in Thessaloniki.As Bozhinovska said, intensive work is being done on the interconnector with Greece and on the connection with Serbia.” Today I will be att…
A new chapter opens for the Vertical Natural Gas Corridor as this afternoon in Thessaloniki the Gas System Operators of the countries involved will sign a Memorandum of Understanding for its expansion to the Western Balkans and specifically to Serbia and North Macedonia. The participation of the two countries offers new energy routes to closed markets in Central Europe such as Hungary and Slovakia.
Tomorrow's signings in Thessaloniki include the two countries in the plan to transport American LNG and Azerbaijani gas to Central Europe
The signing took place in Thessaloniki, within the framework of the 10th Southeast European Energy Forum.
The Vertical Corridor is expanding to the Western Balkans. The goal is to utilize all available routes.
The Vertical Corridor and its expansion towards the Western Balkans was one of the topics discussed extensively on the sidelines of the 6th Thessaloniki Metropolitan Summit.
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