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Greece, Four LNG shipments planned for Revythoussa terminal in January

Four liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipments totaling 443,130 cubic meters are scheduled to be delivered to Revythoussa LNG terminal operated by Greek natural gas transmission system operator DESFA, in January, a quantity that is roughly half the amount planned for this month.

More specifically, for January, the Mytilineos Group has ordered an LNG shipment of 147,710 cubic meters, gas utility DEPA has placed an order for 73,855 cubic meters, Elpedison has ordered 147,710 cubic meters and Swiss company KOLMAR has ordered an LNG shipment of 73,855 cubic meters.

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