Aphrodite row needs quick fix

Israeli claims over potential output from the Aphrodite gas field arose from the demand by the owners of the Israeli offshore block Ishai, bordering Cyprus’ block12; they are entitled to a share

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LNG import chaos was predictable

The Auditor-General (AG) took the unprecedented step of issuing a statement, more or less proclaiming the delayed LNG import project risks becoming the victim of ‘blackmail’. The AG’s comments are very serious

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LNG terminal will be ready summer 2023

Cyprus Energy Minister Natasa Pilides is confident the €300 mln Vasiliko LNG import terminal will be completed in the summer of 2023, despite contractors threatening to pull out over extra costs. In

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Israel issues deadline on Cyprus gas row

Israel warned it would intervene if energy companies licensed to commercially exploit the bordering Aphrodite and Yishai gas fields do not resolve their dispute by March 4. According to the Jerusalem Post,

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Rising pump prices batter motorists

Motorists must dig deeper into their wallets when filling up their vehicles with fuel as pump prices continue to rise, the Cyprus Consumers Association (CCA) said on Monday. In comments to the

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Cyprus airports committed to net-zero future

The Toulouse Declaration marks a new chapter in Europe’s journey towards aviation’s net-zero 2050 goal; airports across the continent — including Larnaca and Paphos – have emerged as strong voices driving the

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Cyprus fails RES targets

Despite recording the third biggest increase in the share of renewable energy in transport, Cyprus is ranked sixth from the bottom among EU member states, missing its 2020 target. Environmentalists say last-minute

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