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Council of Energy Ministers: Teleworking, less travel and a new support package on the table

The crisis is deepening: Even with immediate peace, the effects will last for months, Europeans estimate - Electricity prices rise, today the announcements for the April green tariffs

The new increase in the minimum wage comes into force today: Who benefits and what amounts will they receive

The increase in the minimum wage and the daily wage directly affects around 700,000 jobs in the private sector, all public sector employees, those receiving benefits calculated on the basis of the minimum wage

The EU calls for readiness for a “potentially prolonged” disruption in the energy market – Necessary consumption reduction measures

The EU is calling for energy-saving measures and alternative supplies, as the war in Iran is putting pressure on markets, driving up prices, and increasing the risk of shortages in oil and LNG

Easter bonus 2026: Payment date, calculation method, and impact of the minimum wage increase

Dates, calculations and examples for the payment of the Easter gift 2026

VENERGY Maritime: Byron Vassiliadis has activated an option for the construction of two more tankers

The fleet now consists of 11 units in water and yards, of which 8 are newbuilds and 3 secondhand

What EU energy ministers discuss today: energy costs, gas stocks and security of supply on the agenda

Pressure for coordinated solutions ahead of winter, with emphasis on stockpiling, avoiding unilateral interventions and supporting the Vertical Corridor

Guilfoyle: We are increasing LNG flows from the US, via Greece, to SE Europe and Ukraine

"Diversifying sources of supply and confirming that energy security is synonymous with national security", said the US Ambassador to Greece

Iran’s oil windfall amid war with the US & Israel: How it exports up to 2.8 million barrels daily and who keeps buying

According to The Economist, despite the near closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the removal of roughly 15% of global oil supply from the market, Tehran continues to boost its revenues through a complex network of transport and financial transactions

Morningstar DBRS, Autonomous: Middle East affects Greek economy and banks due to oil and tourism

Structural dependence on tourism and shipping as well as macroeconomic vulnerabilities related to energy and external deficits is a key risk for banks - The widening of bond spreads is also a problem

Association of Super Markets of Greece: Sufficiency of products and price restraint in view of Easter

"The industry is closely monitoring developments and is in constant communication with all the links in the supply chain", says the ERC due to the war in the Middle East

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