US EditionTransatlantic Energy Alliance: Poland Boosts LNG Imports to Aid Ukraine and Slovakia
The Vertical Corridor pipeline upgrade aims to reduce European reliance on Russian gas and expand US LNG exports to Ukraine and Slovakia, officials said.
- On Thursday in Athens, energy ministers from the United States and European countries discussed using a newly upgraded pipeline to supply Ukraine, with U.S. officials attending and more than 80 involved.
- After Russia’s 2022 full-scale invasion of Ukraine, European Union members scrambled to modify pipelines to replace Russian exports with LNG from the United States and others.
- Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said at talks late Wednesday that Greece is the natural entry point for U.S. LNG, and the Vertical Corridor depends on LNG terminals near Athens and in northern Greece.
- U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright welcomed the European Commission’s plan to phase out Russian gas over two years, and Exxon Mobil announced a partnership with Helleniq Energy and Energean for Ionian Sea exploration.
- Shifting to American liquified natural gas and upgraded pipelines positions Europe to reduce reliance on Russian gas, as Russia still operates five pipelines to Europe and one to China.
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U.S. LNG to Ukraine, Slovakia Via Poland in New Deal
Poland is negotiating a deal to import liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the U. S. to supply Ukraine and Slovakia, strengthening the European Union’s energy ties with the U. S. Officials are expected to announce a joint declaration to enhance imports after a meeting at a transatlantic energy conference in Athens this week. Following this […] The post U.S. LNG to Ukraine, Slovakia Via Poland in New Deal appeared first on Modern Diplomacy.
Transatlantic Energy Alliance: Poland Boosts LNG Imports to Aid Ukraine and Slovakia
Poland is negotiating to import U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) to supply Ukraine and Slovakia. The plan aims to strengthen EU-U.S. energy ties, with an announcement expected after a transatlantic conference in Athens. Estimated volumes could match Slovakia's yearly gas usage, enhancing Europe's energy security.
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US and European energy leaders in Greece to talk about how to supply Ukraine better
Energy ministers from the United States and European countries convened on Thursday in Greece to discuss the enhanced regional pipeline network aimed at improving gas supply to war-torn Ukraine. This gathering coincides with the Trump administration’s strategy to increase liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports to Europe. US Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum participated in the meeting held in Athens, hosted by the Atl…
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