Cine umple golul lăsat de gazul rusesc? Grecia mizează pe Coridorul Vertical, România și Turcia își joacă atuurile

Greece aims to increase its share in the energy supply of Central and Southeast Europe through its Vertical Corridor, amidst competition from Turkey and Romania. The country benefits from a liberalized gas market and robust infrastructure, including LNG terminals and pipelines. However, Turkey's extensive network and Romania's dual strategy complicate Greece's ambitions. The S&P Global Energy analysis highlights the race for gas supply in the region, with Greece transforming into a key transit point for non-Russian gas. Despite its advantages, Greece faces challenges such as transport costs and regulatory issues, which could impact its competitiveness in the gas market.