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Trump’s “Energy Czar” in Greece – LNG & shipyards at the forefront

The U.S. Secretary of the Interior and head of the Energy Sovereignty Council will visit Greece, highlighting Washington’s priority in cooperation with Athens in energy and shipbuilding

“The cable project is not viable” says Nicosia on the electricity interconnection with Greece and Israel – Athens and Cyprus send opposite messages

Nicosia is abandoning the Greece-Cyprus-Israel electricity interconnection project, according to statements made by the Greek Minister of State for Electricity. Finance Minister Maki Keravnos says that the Greek government has announced that it will not be able to provide the EU with a new electricity supply

Greek consumers now pay cheaper electricity than French, Italian and Spanish consumers

Greece from the most expensive wholesale energy market in Europe in 2019, to 9th place in 2025, the ministry says, citing Eurostat data and the Household Energy Price Index

Electricity: What changes September 2025 brings to prices

Electricity prices in the wholesale market are moving upward again, with the final picture of August determining the charges that will apply to September tariffs

Uncertainty over the new Greece-Italy cable: Italian energy regulator calls for a review of timeline and costs

Arera calls for priority to be given to the northern border, while expressing strong reservations about the extension to the southern lines with Greece and Tunisia

PPC: Renewable sources at 50% of production potential – New share buyback programme

The target for 2027 is for the group's RES to reach 11.8 gigawatts and 85 % of this target has already been secured

Turkey, Italy, and Libya hold trilateral talks on migration, energy, and regional stability

The meeting took place against the background of the increasing pressure from migratory flows

Papastavrou to Proto Thema: “We don’t need anyone’s permission to exercise our sovereign rights – Chevron’s interest remains strong”

In an exclusive interview with Proto Thema’s Direct segment, hosted by Giorgos Evgenidis, the Greek Minister of Environment and Energy, Stavros Papastavrou, discusses Greece’s strategic moves in the Eastern Mediterranean energy landscape

Papastavrou: The primary objective of the Government and the Commission is to reduce energy prices

Meeting of the Ministry of Environment and Energy with the European Commissioner for Energy and Housing, Dan Jorgensen

Papastavrou – Chevron discussed the next steps and timelines in hydrocarbon exploration

The Minister of Environment spoke with Chevron's Vice President of Global Exploration

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