Vertical Corridor faces questions over gas demand and transit costs

Map of Europe showing vertical corridor gas routes to Ukraine with colored lines (red, orange, purple) and yellow LNG terminal icons.

The Vertical Corridor faces growing questions over its economic viability, as new analysis suggests that declining gas demand and higher transit costs could undermine plans to expand LNG infrastructure across Southeastern Europe. The report examines the economic case for the Vertical Corridor, a proposed gas transportation network linking Greece with Central and Southeastern Europe, including Ukraine and the Western Balkans. […]

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