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Greece, DESFA has decided to award the contract for the lease of a LNG FSU at Revythoussa to GasLog

Greek natural gas transmission system operator DESFA has decided to award the contract for the lease of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) floating storage unit (FSU) at Revythoussa to GasLog for a period of 12 months.

The expansion of Revythoussa LNG storage facility is part of a national plan to ensure Greece’s energy supplies in case of a decision to ban Russian gas imports.

The FSU, to serve as an addition to three existing storage units at the LNG terminal, is planned for July. It will offer a capacity of between 150,000 and 174,000 cubic meters, increasing the terminal’s current capacity of 225,000 to at least 375,000 cubic meters.

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