Southern Corridor GRIP 2014–2023 |
89
2014
FID
2018
non-FID
Improvement in Italy due to several
non-PCI and non-FID LNG and UGS
projects.
2023
FID + TAP + IGB
2023
FID
The situation in Hungary is aggravated
by the increase in demand and the
reduction in national production.
2023
FID + TAP
2023
non-FID
The situation in Bosnia & Herzegovina is
improved due to the implementation of
interconnections with Croatia.
2018
FID
Improvement in Bulgaria and Serbia
due to South Stream, and in Greece due
to the commissioning of the Revythous-
sa LNG terminal extension.
2023
FID + TAP + IGB + IAP
Hungary’s flexibility is improved as IAP
increases the supply to Croatia, reduc-
ing the flow from Hungary to Croatia.
Figure 7.3:
Remaining flexibility in Southern Corridor Countries (+ Bosnia & Herze
govina, FYROM and Serbia) under Ukraine disruption, Mediterranean
Region Uniform Risk Demand, other Average Winter Demand
2018
FID + PCI
Further improvement in Greece due
to the implementation of two PCI LNG
projects.
2023
FID + PCI
The improvement in Romania is
due to the implementation of the
Austria-Hungary-Romania transmission
corridor.
Remaining flexibility
< 1%
1 – 5%
5 – 20%
> 20%
