The Cabinet decided to reduce VAT to 5% from 19% on Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) bills for low-income households to mitigate the burden of energy price hikes. Energy Minister Natasa Pilides
Multinational exercise Nemesis 2021 took place in Cyprus’ exclusive economic zone (EEZ) to test safety and security procedures amid Turkey intervention threats around energy exploration. Aeronautical units and military personnel from Cyprus,
“We have 340 sunny days per year,” Georgia Mouskou said as sunlight streamed through her windows. “But we’re still not betting on renewable energies in Cyprus.” Faced with her skyrocketing electricity bill,
Energy Minister Natasa Pilides favours natural gas being recognised as a bridge fuel to facilitate its future use by Cyprus during the green transition from fossil fuels to renewable sources. On Tuesday,
The EuroAsia and EuroAfrica Interconnector projects should know about EU funding by the end of the year or beginning of 2022, Energy Minister Natasa Pilides said on Friday. Speaking at the 12th
Research vessel Nautical Geo, under the Maltese flag, has entered block 1 of Cyprus’ exclusive economic zone (EEZ) despite threats from Turkey. The Italian operated vessel departed Larnaca to conduct operations south
Cyprus has recorded the second biggest decrease in annual electricity prices in the EU during the first half of the year, according to Eurostat. It said electricity prices in Cyprus dropped by
The government is under attack from consumers for standing by as motorists face a rollercoaster ride of petrol price increases. President of the Cyprus Consumers Union and Quality of Life, Loucas Aristodemou,
The leaders of Greece, Cyprus and Egypt took their electricity and security alliance to the next level, pledging to establish an office to coordinate “issues of mutual interest”. Speaking after their ninth
Energy cooperation, regional developments involving Turkey and a review of the trilateral alliance Cyprus-Greece-Egypt takes place on Tuesday during a summit of the three countries in Athens. President Nicos Anastasiades, Greek Prime
