Eight international bids have been received for the contract to supervise building a Liquefied Natural Gas terminal in Cyprus for importing LNG,
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The Cyprus government has approved the ratification framework for the €7 bln EastMed natural gas pipeline agreed in January with Greece and Israel that is now headed to parliament for final ratification. Energy Minister George Lakkotrypis said Thursday that the
Keep ReadingEight international bids have been received for the contract to supervise building a Liquefied Natural Gas terminal in Cyprus for importing LNG, the state Natural Gas Infrastructure Company (ETYFA) said. In a
The Cyprus government has approved the ratification framework for the €7 bln EastMed natural gas pipeline agreed in January with Greece and Israel that is now headed to parliament for final ratification.
Industrial giant Siemens AG has been chosen as the preferred bidder to build the Cyprus-Greece electricity connection, with regulators discussing issues of interoperability to ensure linking their national grids goes ahead smoothly.
Coronavirus and shutting down businesses as a result of the lockdown imposed to stem the outbreak is a great opportunity for a Green reboot of Cyprus’ economy and society. Experts and stakeholders
By Dr Charles Ellinas With international oil companies postponing drilling and activities in its EEZ until 2021 – should conditions allow it – Cyprus energy is entering an uncertain future. Many would
Egypt, Cyprus, Greece, France and the United Arab Emirates denounced Turkish illegal activities in the Cypriot Exclusive Economic Zone calling it a clear violation of international law. Cyprus Foreign Minister Nikos Christodoulides
Greek Energy Minister Kostis Hatzidakis said the agreement with Cyprus, and Israel to construct an ambitious EastMed gas pipeline constitutes a game-changer for Athens and Europe. A deal for an undersea pipeline
In two letters sent to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, Cyprus condemns Turkey’s unlawful maritime claims and new illegal drilling operations in its exclusive economic zone and continental shelf. A letter dated 24
Cyprus is ready to extend the exploration contracts of the Italian French Eni-Total consortium after the energy giants postponed drilling off the island due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. This
Cyprus’ lockdown has caused a big drop in air pollution due to the significant reduction in traffic congestion and a decrease in electricity demand. This highlights the need for sustainable public transport
