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Greece–Cyprus Cable: The “Formula” for Restarting the GSI and the Role of French Company Meridiam
The formula under consideration calls for more active involvement by Meridiam, which is expected to notify the countries in the region, including Greece and Turkey, by letter about the work required for the project’s implementation to move forward
The War of the Straits: 3+1 chokepoints are reshaping the map of global shipping
Hormuz, Bab el-Mandeb, Suez and the Black Sea are increasing distances for ships, fuel costs, insurance premiums and freight rates, and are altering the geography of energy flows
US to pay German energy company $1.2 billion to abandon offshore wind farm project
The Trump administration is prioritizing investment in natural gas over offshore wind energy
Greece–Cyprus power interconnection agreement signed: Mitsotakis says Meridiam’s investment is a strong vote of confidence in Greece
The French infrastructure giant acquires a majority stake in Great Sea Interconnector, strengthening the project's financial backing and accelerating the strategic electricity link between Greece and Cyprus
France strengthens Greece–Cyprus power link as Meridiam acquires majority stake
The agreement for Meridiam to acquire a majority stake in the Great Sea Interconnector will be signed in the presence of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis. A separate tripartite agreement with Nexans for seabed surveys will also be signed
Low water levels on the Danube and Rhine force nuclear reactor shutdowns, raise blackout fears, and disrupt commercial transport
Romania and Hungary are on energy alert, car factories are suspending production, and authorities are urging citizens to cut electricity consumption. Meanwhile, Germany is facing disruptions to freight transport, while farmers in the Netherlands and Italy are struggling with worsening drought conditions
