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A message of strong transatlantic cooperation with new deals for the Vertical Corridor
Metlen's Washington agreement with Shell and the expansion of the countries to be supported by the Vertical Corridor - The message of the joint communiqué from the 13 countries and the competition of the energy corridors - Vertical Corridor: new long-term agreements with four countries secured by Atlantic SEE LNG Trade
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
Papastavrou: Greece is becoming a critical hub for transatlantic energy security
What he said about the Vertical Corridor, Chevron, hydrocarbon exploration, industrial energy costs, and the Greece–Cyprus electricity interconnection (GSI) at the Athens Energy Summit
New “Renovate” program launching in May: Which properties are eligible, what is subsidized, and what obligations owners undertake
The subsidy covers plumbing, electrical works, windows and doors, and water heaters – The program’s budget reaches €500 million, with an emphasis on renovation
Europe caught between a rock and a hard place over LNG: “We replaced one massive dependency with another”
How energy decoupling from Russia led Europe to increased dependence on US LNG and what this means for its energy security - US natural gas prices surged by over 100% due to the severe weather hitting the US
Japan reopens the world’s largest nuclear power plant
This restart involves, in a first phase, only one of the plant's seven reactors, which is the largest in the world in terms of total production capacity.
Industry: Energy deadlock after Commission’s “no” to Italian pricing model
Why energy-intensive businesses pay more for electricity than in Italy and Germany - From €50 to €62 per megawatt hour compared to over €100 in Greece
Hydrocarbon contracts in Parliament, Greece as an energy hub with Saudi Arabia and investments in the background
The consortium includes the American Chevron and the Greek HELLENiQ Energy, with the Minister of Environment and Energy, Stavros Papastavrou, stressing that, if the explorations pay off, the benefits for the country will be multiple
