Energy Minister George Papanastasiou has confirmed the successful conclusion of negotiations between the Cyprus government and Chevron, the U.S. energy company, regarding the development of the Aphrodite offshore natural gas field. The
US oil major Chevron, the operator of the Aphrodite gas field, has been given another new extension to reply to the government by December 1 over deadlocked negotiations. Energy Minister George Papanastasiou
Nicosia is confident that a dispute with US energy giant Chevron over the commercial exploitation of Aphrodite’s untapped natural gas could still end with an agreement despite continuous extensions to – so
Energy Minister George Papanastasiou is confident that a dispute with US energy giant Chevron over the commercial exploitation of Aphrodite’s untapped natural gas will end with a win-win agreement. In comments to
Nicosia is sticking to its guns over a dispute in the commercial exploitation of the estimated 4.4 trillion cubic feet of Aphrodite’s untapped natural gas, ahead of the 5 November deadline. Chevron
Clay Neff, Chevron’s president for Africa and Latin America Exploration and Production, will visit Cyprus on Friday, days before the expiration of the government deadline for negotiations over the revised development plan
The government is optimistic about a positive conclusion in its lengthy negotiations with Chevron in commercialising untapped Aphrodite natural gas. There has been speculation that negotiations with Chevron were headed for disaster
The world’s largest oil and gas companies saw their combined profits slump by a massive $29.2 bln year-on-year, as a sharp decline in gas demand and lower oil prices significantly cut down
Nicosia and Chevron International reaffirmed that developing the Aphrodite offshore natural gas field in Cyprus’ Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) is of “strategic importance”. The issue was discussed during a meeting that President Nikos Christodoulides
Chevron is seeking a drilling ship to explore for natural gas off Cyprus, Egypt and Israel as the US energy major looks to meet growing demand in the region and Europe. Chevron,
