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Contracts with Chevron–Helleniq Energy to be signed tomorrow: When seismic surveys begin

Key upcoming milestones – The prospects the Vertical Gas Corridor opens up for Greece

Signatures with Chevron for Hydrocarbon exploration in Crete and the Peloponnese on February 16

The agreements concern four offshore blocks with high geological interest. Parliamentary ratification will follow, with seismic surveys expected to begin in 2026

Agreement signed between Ankara and Chevron: Joint oil and gas exploration to begin

The agreement between Chevron and the state-owned Turkish Petroleum foresees collaboration in onshore and offshore exploration and production activities – Chevron also announced agreements with Syria and Qatar for Eastern Mediterranean exploration

Hydrocarbons: Chevron contracts “locked” in February

Concessions for the four plots in Crete and the Peloponnese to be immediately ratified in Parliament

What the Trump doctrine “drill, baby, drill” brings: Greek EEZ, American giants and mega deals €30 billion Washington – Athens

Upgraded the role of our country which is being transformed into a key player in the new energy map and the security architecture of Europe – Huge the investment opportunities and shielding against the Turkish threat – Of vital importance also the revival of the 3+1 scheme in the Eastern Mediterranean

Greece a key country in Europe’s new energy map – the new prospects after the barrage of agreements

In addition to the signing for ExxonMobil’s entry into “block 2” last week, negotiations with Chevron are also “running” for the areas south of the Peloponnese and Crete

Ministry of Environment and Energy: Announcement of the signing for the offshore blocks south of Crete and the Peloponnese

Preferred investors: the consortia of Chevron – Helleniq Energy groups

Cyprus: A vote of confidence in Chevron’s presence in the Cypriot EEZ – Contacts in New York

Welcoming Javier la Rosa, the Cypriot President congratulated him on taking up his new duties as President of the company

Hadjivassiliou: Turkey in geopolitical vertigo – Invoking international law at will

Referring to the developments in the Middle East, the MP of Serres pointed out that "no civilized person in the West can accept the unprecedented humanitarian tragedy unfolding in Gaza"

Diplomatic fever in the Mediterranean: Greece’s Chevron card and Malta’s “no” to Libya

Tripoli, after unilateral actions against Greece and Egypt, has now opened disputes with Valletta

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