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ADMIE: The Crete–Attica interconnection will bring €5 billion in benefits by 2035
The benefit for all consumers from the reduction of Public Service Obligation (PSO) charges is expected to reach €400–600 million per year, ADMIE reports, based on data from the operational period of the Crete–Peloponnese interconnection
Athens declared on red alert for drought on Friday – Patmos and Leros follow tomorrow
The official announcement from the Regulatory Authority for Waste, Energy, and Water regarding the two islands—and subsequently for Attica—is a matter of hours away — Water reserves in the Mornos reservoir are at historic lows
GREGY: Greece-Egypt agreement to export 3,000 MW to Europe
The tripartite agreement was signed by the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company (EETC), the Independent Electricity Transmission Operator of Greece (ADMIE) and ELICA SA
Hadjivassiliou: Turkey is annoyed that Greece is becoming an energy security player in Europe – It is still far from the F-35
Hadjivassiliou explained that Ankara was annoyed by the recent presence of top US and European ministers in Athens, but also by the fact that Greece is gaining an enhanced role on the international energy map
After the pipelines, the cable with Cyprus brings new agreements
Athens and Nicosia are redefining their stance given the U.S. intention for active involvement in the region – the electrical interconnection, the proposal for the 5×5 Forum, as well as Nicosia’s messages to Ankara ahead of the EU presidency
Extension of the fuel tax exemption for the agricultural sector, shipping and aviation, Pierrakakis asked for at ECOFIN
In his intervention, the Minister of Economy and Finance explained the reasons that dictate Athens' stance and disagreement
US LNG to Europe with Greek ships
Greek shipowners are becoming the link in the transport of US energy to Europe, upgrading the country's geopolitical power - Who are the tanker champions - Which shipping companies are leading in fleet and newbuildings
Greece and Cyprus seek to protect the cable project by inviting U.S. and Israeli participation
Reportedly, the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) is weighing its possible participation in the project - it is recalled that the French company Meridien has shown interest for a year
