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A Greek joint venture has secured a deal to supply U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Ukraine in March, enhancing Greece's role as a gas transit route to Europe amid plans to ban Russian gas imports by 2027. The LNG will be delivered from Greece's Revithoussa terminal to Ukraine's Naftogaz through a pipeline network, with a maximum supply of up to 1 terawatt hour.

Additionally, Greece will import 700 million cubic meters of U.S. LNG annually starting in 2030, marking its first long-term agreement to replace Russian supplies.