US Pledges Long-Term Energy Partnership with Europe

U.S. Commits to Long-Term Energy Partnership with Europe, Highlighting Greeces RoleU.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright announced a long-term energy partnership with Europe, emphasizing Greeces central hub role. This move aims to solidify Americas position as a primary energy supplier, reducing European reliance on Russian gas. Secretary Wright, alongside Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, attended talks in Greece, focusing on accelerating Europes transition from Russian energy. Burgum highlighted Americas capacity, stating that the U.S. alone could replace all Russian gas in Europe with its growing production. This aligns with President Trumps strategy to leverage Americas status as the worlds top liquefied natural gas exporter. Europe is already the largest market for American liquefied natural gas, with attention now turning to the Vertical Corridor, a new north-south gas route connecting Greece to Bulgaria, Romania, and Ukraine. Secretary Wright affirmed that the U.S. will be a long-term supplier, noting that American gas production is more than double Russias and continues to grow rapidly.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.