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Energy turmoil and pipe dreams

By Dr Charles Ellinas The East Med is in a period of increasing turmoil. On the one hand, Turkey with its aggressive and intimidating actions, and on the other, the constant references

7th January 2020

Comment/Energy/Guests

Costly EastMed project has hidden benefits

After a long wait, the ambitious EastMed pipeline, aimed at pumping natural gas from the region’s recently discovered reservoirs, is taking shape with three leaders of the four partner states signing the

5th January 2020

Comment/Editorial/Energy

Turkey decries EastMed project as unfeasible

Senior Turkish officials said the EastMed gas transport project is simply a pipedream doomed to fail as it excludes Turkey and violates international law. Turkish officials also argued the pipeline is not

4th January 2020

Energy

EastMed pipeline deal is a historic milestone

Greece, Cyprus and Israel signed a milestone agreement for a huge $7 bln EastMed pipeline project to ship gas to Europe despite Turkey’s hostility to the deal. Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis,

3rd January 2020

Energy/World

Greece’s Energean and DEPA support viability of EastMed pipeline

Energean and the Public Gas Corporation of Greece (DEPA) have agreed to cooperate to support the commercial viability of the multi-billion EastMed gas pipeline project. Ahead of the Intergovernmental Agreement on the

2nd January 2020

Energy/World

Cyprus-Greece-Israel to sign historic EastMed pipeline accord

Cyprus, Greece and Israel will sign on Thursday an accord, in Athens, for the construction of an ambitious €7 bln EastMed natural gas pipeline stretching to western Europe. Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades,

2nd January 2020

Energy

Cyprus-Greece-Israeli diplomacy heats up in Athens

Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades will hold separate meetings with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, and Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, on Thursday in Athens, where the three will sign the EastMed gas pipeline

1st January 2020

Energy/World

Spike in petrol pump prices on the cards for 2020

Motorists are in for a nasty shock in 2020 as fuel prices are expected to go up by 6-7-euro cents a litre due to Cyprus failing to meet EU targets on its

30th December 2019

Energy

Cyprus energy future depends on Ankara

By Cyril Widdershove Even though the international community is apprehensive about the regional power projections of Turkey’s president Erdogan, now threatening a possible maritime conflict after he signed an EEZ agreement with

28th December 2019

Columnists/Comment/Energy

Pro-American business chambers herald East Med Act

The American Chambers of Commerce of Israel, Greece and Cyprus trumpeted the East Med Act as a sea change in US foreign policy and how it views the region as central to

27th December 2019

Energy