Greece is in a period of intense geopolitical rearrangements and deep changes in the energy landscape. The need for safety, differentiation and flexibility is more urgent than ever. In this environment, the DEPA of Trading is not a mere natural gas supplier. It evolves into a vertical energy group with presence in all critical pieces of the chain – from supply and infrastructure to RES and alternative fuels. This new profile of the company creates multiple sources of revenue and offers the country more resilience to international turmoil.
Infrastructure that creates value
The extroversion and differentiation strategy of DEPA trading is reflected in the large energy infrastructure in which it participates. The Greek-Bulgarian interconnector (IGB) and the LNG (FSRU) floating station in Alexandroupolis change balances in Southeast Europe. The IGB, capable of transporting 3 billion cubic meters of natural gas per year and a natural reverse flow, offers new supply capabilities, while FSRU makes Greece LNG import hub for SE Europe. These are projects that are not limited to meeting domestic needs, but reinforce the country’s regional role.
Thermal portfolio with emphasis on efficiency
DEPA is also investing in power generation, composing a thermal portfolio that is expected to exceed 1 GW by 2029, acting as an additional important source of revenue for the company. The new unit of combined cycle in Larissa, 792 MW and 62.6%, with a budget of over € 600 million, boosts the proficiency and efficiency of the energy system while supporting the local economy. At the same time, the company’s participation in large thermal units in Alexandroupolis (29%, 840 MW) and Fier, Albania (35%, 174 MW) enhance the interconnectedness of the area and strengthen the role of Greece as a regional energy hub.
Investment in green energy
The course to RES is not only about sustainability, but also the creation of new revenue for the company. In Western Macedonia, a 400 MW photovoltaic project is being built, worth more than € 230 million, which will boost the green portfolio. Along with other projects, such as 95 MW in Farsala, the DEPA Track portfolio is expected to exceed 1 GW. These investments add steady and long -term revenue and at the same time support local growth.
New fuel, new prospects
The differentiation strategy does not stop at RES. The first Bio-CNG pilot project in collaboration with the cheese farm, which supplies the Fisikon service network, opens a new chapter with economic and environmental impact. Similarly, the Greenh2orn program, starting with Kozani, brings to Greece the green hydrogen and prepares the ground for future revenue from purchases that are just starting to form.
A group with a multidimensional footprint
The DEPA of Trafficking is no longer based on a single activity. Infrastructure investments, LNG and thermal units offer constant revenue. Great RES projects create medium -term and long -term value. Alternative fuels, such as biomethane and hydrogen, pave the way for new markets. This diversified model creates a more resistant to fluctuations and at the same time profitable, placing Greece at the center of the region’s energy chessboard.