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Farantouris’ question to the Commission on the Greece-Cyprus cable: “Some do not want the project”

The MEP and member of the European Parliament’s Security and Defense and Budget Committees calls on the European Commission to intervene to ensure the rapid completion of the project

Ankara’s new provocation: Without Turkey’s consent, no surveys for the laying of the Cyprus-Crete cable will be carried out

A Turkish Defence Ministry source said that "there are plans to pass through maritime areas under Turkish jurisdiction"

Rapid developments for the Crete-Cyprus-Israel electricity interconnection: Ships return for seabed surveys in the Aegean Sea

Request for Navtex submitted to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs by ADMIE

Germany and Finland see ‘hybrid war’ over damage to undersea telecom cable

"These problems do not happen in these waters without external intervention," said a spokesman for the Finnish grid management company Cinia

ADMIE: The two crucial appointments for the Crete – Cyprus cable and Athens’ line of defence with Christodoulides

Tomorrow the meeting with the Commission, RAEK, PPAEY, PPAEY, European Investment Bank

Yemen: The Houthis disabled submarine communication cables connecting Europe to Asia

The majority of the damage will be absorbed by the Gulf states and India, according to a report by the Israeli news website Globes

Pakistan cable car: Helicopters called off for night in race to save children left dangling over ravine

Τwo children have been rescued in an “extremely risky” helicopter operation

In scramble for clean energy, Europe is turning to North Africa

Europe is looking to North Africa, where vast solar and wind farms are proliferating and plans call for submarine cables that will carry electricity

1,373km long undersea cable to bring ‘green energy’ from Egypt to Europe’s electricity grid

As oil and gas prices surge, Europe is facing a looming energy crisis

This 1373km long undersea cable will bring “green energy” from Egypt to Europe’s electricity grid

Why is Europe looking elsewhere for cheap green energy?

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