Natural Gas Compression Station Inaugurated in NE Greece
A new Natural Gas Compression Station, located in the industrial area of Komotini, was inaugurated by Deputy Environment and Energy Minister Nikolaos Tsafos and DESFA CEO Maria Rita Galli.
The investment, totaling 134 million euros, is the first Compression Station in Greece to operate using electric power, ensuring zero emissions, low maintenance costs, and high precision and operational control.
- Location: Industrial area of Komotini, north-eastern Greece
- Investment: 134 million euros
- Key feature: Operates using electric power, ensuring zero emissions
The station aims to achieve higher transmission speeds within domestic and international distribution networks through natural gas compression.
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Author's summary: New gas compression station in Greece ensures zero emissions.
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