DEPA Signs Deal for Azeri Gas
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
The Public Gas Corporation DEPA has signed an agreement with Azeri state owned SOKAR and the Shah Deniz Consortium to purchase gas that will be pumped from the Shah Deniz2 field. The agreement was signed in the capital of Azerbaijan, Baku.
The intensive efforts by the Greek government to promote and finally establish the TAP pipeline drove the deal that was signed on Friday.
The agreement has a 25-year duration, while first quantities are expected to arrive in 2019 through the TAP pipeline.
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