The US State Department has reaffirmed its support for Cyprus to tap hydrocarbon finds within its exclusive economic zone (EEZ) despite Turkey’s threats to block it. “The US policy for the exclusive
Cypriot Energy Minister Natasa Pilides said Tuesday that a new gas find off Cyprus would help the EU member state speed up the commercial exploitation of its untapped resources and help supply
Italian oil and gas giant Eni and its French partner TotalEnergies have made a significant gas discovery at the Cronos-1 well in Block 6, offshore Cyprus. This discovery follows the Calypso-1 discovery
EU countries approved a diluted emergency plan to curb gas demand after striking compromise deals to limit the cuts for some as they brace for further Russian reductions in supply. Europe faces
The European Union’s drive to slash reliance on Russian natural gas is boosting the strategic importance of finds in Cyprus, which could start producing by 2027, the energy minister said. “Europe is
Cyprus and US energy firm Chevron said they are committed to accelerating the development of the offshore Aphrodite gas field to supply the European Union and Egypt. Energy Minister Natasa Pilides announced
Construction of the Interconnector Greece-Bulgaria (IGB) natural gas pipeline, which links the gas systems of the two countries, is completed and slated to start trial operation next month. Despite the IGB pipeline
The commercial viability study of the ambitious EastMed gas pipeline is not proceeding normally as Turkey is “interfering with the Nautical Geo ship conducting environmental surveys,” Foreign Minister Ioannis Kasoulides said. He
Cyprus stands ready to contribute to the EU’s efforts to secure gas to ease dependency on Russian supplies, said Energy Minister Natasa Pilides. At the 7th East Mediterranean Gas Forum (EMGF) Ministerial
Greek firm Energean’s floating gas production rig has arrived in Israel, mooring near the Karish gas field, with Lebanon warning against any activity in disputed waters. Following the crossing of the Suez
