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Greek LNG Imports Could Rise in 2022 After a Sluggish 2021

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Published:
Thu, Jan 20, 2022
Author
Daniel Stemler, Madrid
Editor
Michael Sultan
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Greek LNG imports are set to grow this year following a year-on-year dip in incoming volumes in 2021, when high prices and strong competition from pipeline supplies weighed on LNG imports.

Topics:
LNG Demand, Gas Demand, LNG Supply, Gas Supply, Gas Pipelines, LNG Prices, Regasification, Floating LNG
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