In an international environment where energy stability is tested by accelerating green transition and geopolitical tensions, energy companies are called upon to redefine their role. Specialization in a single sector is no longer sufficient; a flexible and multifaceted model of development is required, capable of responding to both modern challenges and increasing competition.
The European Union with Repowereu gives the mark, enhancing saving, clean energy and diversification of supply sources. In this landscape, the DEPA of Trading consistently carries out a multilevel transformation, reinforcing its position in the Greek and Regional Energy Market.
Following the way to a viable energy future with compass the green transition
DEPA of marketing is constantly reinforcing its contribution to the energy transition, investing in 800 MW RES projects, with the aim of exceeding 1 GW. The construction of photovoltaic parks in Kozani, with a total power of 400 MW and a budget of more than € 230 million, with funding from the European Investment Bank, which will substantially support Western Macedonia, stands out.
Alternative Green Fuels is an equally key axis of the company’s strategy, systematically investing in the expansion of the Fisikon service network. DEPA marketing is developing refueling infrastructure for green hydrogen, with the aim of gradually integrating a net fuel of zero emissions into the energy mix of transport.
At the same time, compressed natural gas and biomethane offer yet another economic and ecological means of travel, enhancing the transition to a cleaner daily life and responding to the needs of a market that seeks low cost and smaller environmental footprint.
In the field of natural gas production, the company participates in two major projects: the new modern thermal unit, 840 MW, in Alexandroupolis and an additional unit in Albania (174 MW), which will be supplied with natural gas. These are movements that enhance the stability of the energy system during the transition and enhance the interconnection of the wider area.
Expanded Portfolio, Energy Security Foundation
DEPA trading continues to be one of the main gas suppliers in the country, combining long -term contracts with pipeline imports and LNG spot loads. This strategy ensures competitive prices for its customers and protection against market fluctuations – an advantage that has proved to be decisive in the climax of the energy crisis.
At the same time, the company is constantly increasing its share in the retail market, through its subsidiary, a natural gas Greek energy company, having maintained an average of low electricity and gas invoices, which make it highly competitive in service of households and businesses.
DEPA trading does not leave the industry out of its energy plan. Through the development of Small-Scale LNG infrastructure, it offers off-network access to the benefits of gas. A typical example is the new LNG storage and gasification unit in Dimitra, Serres, providing energy autonomy in critical production units and supporting the country’s industrial base.
With a steady strategic orientation to energy security, DEPA trading is involved in key transnational infrastructure, such as the Greek -Bulgaria interconnector (Bulgaria) and the FSRU (FSRU) storage and re -interconnection unit in Alexandroupolis.
Through these infrastructure, not only is Greece’s energy proficiency enhanced, but new power channels are being created throughout Southeast Europe.
At the same time, the company’s active presence in markets such as Bulgaria, Hungary and Italy strengthens its role as a bridge of energy cooperation and interconnection in the wider region.
A comprehensive energy group focusing on sustainable development
With a targeted strategy extending from commercial expansion and dynamic entry into power generation, coupled with the differentiation of activities and sustainability, DEPA trading is transformed into a fully integrated energy group.
With the spearhead of RES, gas, new green fuels such as biomethane and hydrogen, as well as its extrovert policy, shapes the new energy landscape with steady steps. Its course is not limited to the domestic market, but it is expanding with dynamism to the European area, contributing decisively to the transition to a safe, sustainable and green energy reality.