Eni and Snam sign agreements with Slovak SPP on gas and LNG supply and storage
On May 16, Italian energy group Eni and gas network operator Snam signed two agreements with Slovakia's largest energy supplier SPP for the supply and storage of gas and LNG.
The deals could help Slovakia diversify its gas imports amid EU efforts to guarantee the bloc reliable energy sources despite the conflict in Ukraine.
Eni said in a statement that it had signed a commercial cooperation agreement with SPP for gas and LNG. Snam said separately that it had agreed to explore SPP's access to LNG regasification and storage facilities in Italy, as well as transportation options from Italy to Slovakia.
17:11 / 20 May 2024
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