Greece seeks cost review of undersea power link in pursuit of investors
Greece will hire an external adviser to review costs for a stalled project to build one of the world’s largest undersea power cable and link mainland Europe to Cyprus, ...
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Energy ministry calls on oil traders to show ‘maximum responsibility’
The energy ministry on Sunday called on oil traders to demonstrate the “maximum responsibility” as the conflict in the Middle East sent oil prices soaring over the weekend.
Meanwhile, the ...
Greek company delaying Cyprus re: Great Sea project (Updated)
By Tom Cleaver and Nikolaos Prakas
Cyprus responded to Greece’s warnings over Nicosia missing deadlines for the Great Sea Interconnector undersea cable project, saying on Friday that they are ...
Benefits of cable sought before investment decision made
The government has asked Greece’s Independent Power Transmission Operator (Admie) to carry out a cost-benefit analysis that would then allow Cyprus to decide definitively on whether to invest directly ...
Photovoltaics plan by month’s end
Final details are being hashed out
The government’s ‘Photovoltaics for All’ plan is set to be implemented at the end of February, with the final details now being hashed ...
Policy framework outlined for energy storage systems
The Energy ministry outlined the general policy framework for energy storage systems on Friday.
The ministry also said the implementation of the aid plan for renewable energy source-based projects with ...
Eni-Total discovers large gas deposits in block six, reports say (updated)
A large natural gas deposit has been discovered by ENI/Total in block six of Cyprus’ EEZ, daily Alithia and state broadcaster Cybc reported on Friday, but the energy ministry ...
Cyprus backs EU support to green tech in Mediterranean
Cyprus supports the creation of a common platform for the supply of natural gas, as well as the EU providing financial support for innovative green technologies to mainly address the ...