Greece starts operating Alexandroupolis LNG terminal

(ANSA) - BELGRADE, OCT 1 - The Alexandroupolis FSRU Terminal will begin commercial operations on Tuesday, transforming the city into a new energy gateway for Central and Southeast Europe, according to operating company Gastrade, the daily Kathimerini reported.
    The Alexandroupolis LNG Terminal is made up of the Fsru and a subsea and onshore natural gas pipeline that connects the floating unit to the National Natural Gas Transmission System and delivers natural gas outside of Greece to Bulgaria, Romania, North Macedonia, Serbia, Moldova, and Ukraine to the east, as well as Hungary and Slovakia to the west. The Floating Unit, known as "Alexandroupolis," has a maximum regasification capacity of 5.5 billion cubic metres annually. (ANSA).