In Washington, the Transatlantic Gas Security Summit is underway, emphasizing the importance of natural gas supply security and transatlantic energy collaboration. The summit brings together representatives from twelve European countries, including Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Moldova, Ukraine, Hungary, Slovakia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Poland, Lithuania, and Croatia, to address the challenges and opportunities for enhancing energy security in the region.

Representing Greece at the summit is ONEX Shipyards & Technologies Group, led by its CEO Pano Xenokostas, who is part of a delegation discussing the critical role of the shipbuilding industry in developing energy infrastructure. The talks are significant as they highlight the industry's contributions to the transportation of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and floating storage and regasification units (FSRUs). The outcomes of these discussions may influence future collaborations in the energy sector, especially in light of growing energy security concerns in Europe.

The participation of ONEX Shipyards in this summit and their impending agreement with Hanwha Power Systems underscores the strategic partnership between Europe and Korea, aiming to bolster energy infrastructure and enhance cooperation in the energy sector. As energy demands evolve, the emphasis on innovative solutions from both the shipbuilding and energy industries will be critical for ensuring a stable and secure energy future for the European region.