EIB funds cleaner new Cyprus power plant

The European Investment Bank has approved €76 mln to finance the construction of a new power plant outside Limassol by the Electricity Authority of Cyprus for cleaner energy transition. According to an

EU agrees to expand Turkey sanctions list

European Union leaders pledged to expand a sanctions list against Turkish individuals targeted with travel bans and asset freezes over ‘illegal’ energy exploration in the eastern Mediterranean. Brussels stopped short of moving

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OPEC+ facing hard choices

By Hussein Sayed, Chief Market Strategist at FXTM Crude oil futures were trading lower Monday morning as market participants closely watched OPEC members and their allies begin a two-day meeting to discuss

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COVID19: Cyprus gas search to resume in mid-2021

Cyprus’ stalled oil and gas exploration programme will resume in mid-2021, although the pandemic has made drilling projects “increasingly complex,” said Energy Minister Natasa Pilides. With the outbreak of the pandemic energy

Delays in liberalising electricity supply

Opening up the Cyprus electricity market, long touted as the only way that Cypriots can enjoy cheaper and greener supply as competition works in favour of consumers, is proving to be an

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