Economy · Greece

Gas Exports Surge, LNG Dominates Imports

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Gas exports soared in the first five months of 2026, quadrupling compared to 2025.
The majority of exports came from the Sidirokastro gateway, followed by Komotini-IGB and Nea Mesimvria.
Total gas imports used domestically were slightly up by 0.9% compared to the previous year.
LNG accounted for a historical high share of 64.3% in total imports during this period.
Domestic gas consumption reached a historic high, with electricity being the largest consumer.

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Gas exports soared in the first five months of 2026, quadrupling compared to 2025.
The majority of exports came from the Sidirokastro gateway, followed by Komotini-IGB and Nea Mesimvria.
Total gas imports used domestically were slightly up by 0.9% compared to the previous year.
LNG accounted for a historical high share of 64.3% in total imports during this period.
Domestic gas consumption reached a historic high, with electricity being the largest consumer.

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