Nov 25 (LNGJ) - The Greek natural gas network (DESFA) and Belgian LNG terminal and natural gas assets and trading platform owner Fluxys have signed an agreement with a view to creating a virtual trading point in Greece. Through its subsidiary Huberator, Fluxys operates the Zeebrugge Beach, the first physical trading point on the European mainland created in 1999, and the Zeebrugge Trading Point virtual platform set up in 2012. The agreement aims at conducting a feasibility study for the creation of a liquid wholesale gas market in Greece.
Fluxys and Greece sign deal
Written by John McKay
Tuesday, 25 November 2014
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