Liquefied natural gas
How LNG will reach Greek households and businesses
Greece is gradually putting in place a liquefied natural gas distribution network capable of meeting the needs of households, small businesses, and industries, as well as heavy vehicles and trucks with LNG.
The opening of the LNG - Truck Loading Station at the liquefied gas storage facilities in Revythoussa is just the beginning.
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