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Greece and Ukraine sign a US gas supply deal as Zelenskyy visits Athens

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Greece and Ukraine sign a US gas supply deal as Zelenskyy visits Athens

Greece and Ukraine have finalized an agreement for the supply of US liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Ukraine, with deliveries commencing in January via pipelines from Greece's Alexandroupolis port to Odesa. Signed by Greece’s DEPA and Ukraine’s Naftogas during President Zelenskyy’s visit, this deal is critical for Ukraine's energy security following Russian infrastructure damage and signals a broader US strategy to displace Russian gas in Europe. Greece will provide interim natural gas supplies for the upcoming winter, further solidifying the geopolitical shift in European energy markets and leveraging the US position as a leading LNG exporter.

Analysis

The agreement between Greece's DEPA and Ukraine's Naftogas for US liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply, commencing in January via the Alexandroupolis-Odesa pipeline, marks a significant step in bolstering Ukraine's energy security. This deal directly addresses the damage to Ukraine's energy infrastructure from Russian attacks, with Greece providing interim natural gas supplies for the upcoming winter. The presence of US officials at the signing underscores the strategic importance of this energy partnership.

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