Greece’s new floating natural gas storage unit installed by Desfa in Revithoussa, near Athens, has received its first LNG cargo according to Greek gas grid operator.

  • The shipment of over 140k m3 LNG will be completed within the coming days.
  • The operation of the FSU increases the storage capacity of the LNG terminal at Revithoussa by 70% to around 370k m3 from 225k m3 and increases regas capacity by 12%.
  • Greek LNG imports via the Revithoussa terminal jumped to a record 60 cargoes (about 27.85 TWh of LNG) in the January-September period due to significantly higher volumes from the US, according to DESFA. This compares to 25 vessels delivering 18.14 TWh in the same period last year.

Greece Receives First LNG to New FSU Unit at Revithoussa

Last updated at:Nov-07 16:03By: David Lee
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Greece’s new floating natural gas storage unit installed by Desfa in Revithoussa, near Athens, has received its first LNG cargo according to Greek gas grid operator.

  • The shipment of over 140k m3 LNG will be completed within the coming days.
  • The operation of the FSU increases the storage capacity of the LNG terminal at Revithoussa by 70% to around 370k m3 from 225k m3 and increases regas capacity by 12%.
  • Greek LNG imports via the Revithoussa terminal jumped to a record 60 cargoes (about 27.85 TWh of LNG) in the January-September period due to significantly higher volumes from the US, according to DESFA. This compares to 25 vessels delivering 18.14 TWh in the same period last year.

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