The strengthening of cooperation between Greece and Bulgaria in the field of natural gas and in matters of storage of natural gas reserves at the focus of the meeting
The possibility of expanding the capacity of the Greek-Bulgarian natural gas pipeline (IGB) and the storage of natural gas in the recently commissioned Bulgarian system were discussed at the working dinner hosted yesterday by the Minister of Environment and Energy, Kostas Skrekas, for the Deputy Prime Minister of Bulgaria, Hristo Alexiev and the Minister of Energy of Bulgaria, Rosen Hristov.
As the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reports, “in a warm climate, the perennially close and efficient cooperation of the two countries in the field of energy was confirmed. Among the issues discussed was the strengthening of cooperation between Greece and Bulgaria in the field of natural gas and in matters of storage of natural gas reserves.
In addition, the two sides pointed out the multiple benefits of the operation of the Greek-Bulgarian IGB Natural Gas Pipeline for the energy shielding of Greece and Bulgaria.
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The dinner was also attended by the General Secretary of Energy and Mineral Raw Materials, Alexandra Sdoukou, the Managing Director of DEPA Emporia, Konstantinos Xifaras, the Managing Director of DESFA, Maria Rita Galli, the Ambassador of Bulgaria to Greece, Valedin Poriazov and high-ranking officials of Bulgargaz and Bulgartransgaz.
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