Four long-term agreements signed by Atlantic SEE LNG Trade
Four long-term agreements signed by Atlantic SEE LNG Trade with four companies from Southeast Europe are being portrayed as a milestone in the region’s fast-evolving energy landscape.
The deals, concluded during a ministerial summit in Washington organized by the White House and the U.S. National Energy Dominance Council, underscore the growing role of US liquefied natural gas (LNG) in Europe’s energy strategy. What was once considered a supplementary option is now emerging as a central pillar of the continent’s post-Russian supply architecture.
Four Countries, One Corridor
Atlantic SEE LNG Trade — a joint venture between Greece’s AKTOR Group (60%) and DEPA Commercial (40%) — signed agreements with:
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Albania’s Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy
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Bulgaria’s state-owned BULGARGAZ
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Aluminij Industries and M.T. Abraham Group of Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Ukraine’s Naftogaz
The agreements secure stable LNG volumes over a multi-year horizon and position Atlantic SEE as a commercial conduit for U.S. LNG into the so-called Vertical Gas Corridor.
The corridor links Greek energy infrastructure with Bulgaria, Romania, Moldova and Ukraine, while also serving the wider Western Balkans. The strategy aims to channel LNG imported through Greece northward into Central and Southeastern Europe.
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