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Greece–Chevron hydrocarbon contracts in Parliament – PASOK votes against exploration south of Crete
The bill is being discussed in Parliament using the procedure followed for ratifying contracts. Energy and Environment Minister Stavros Papastavrou said: “Our country has been transformed into a central gateway for American liquefied natural gas, and now we aim to become a producer of natural gas”
Antonis Samaras: Potential ceding of sovereign rights in the contract with Chevron and says he feels “vindicated”
Sovereign rights are not lost through agreements with private companies,” the government responds to Samaras, calling his statements “out of touch with reality
Kyriakos Mitsotakis: Hydrocarbon exploration guarantees security against those who challenge our sovereign rights
The Prime Minister announces measures to address minors’ digital addiction and refers to postal voting for Greeks abroad in the 2027 elections, ERGANI II and the “Neighborhood Nannies” program
Greece signs agreements with Chevron for Hydrocarbons in Crete and the Peloponnese in the presence of Mitsotakis
The four concession contracts for offshore blocks were signed at the Maximos Mansion – The agreements open a new chapter in the development of domestic hydrocarbons
Greece returns to hydrocarbon exploration with Chevron and ExxonMobil: Signatures today at Maximos Mansion, the next steps
At 11 a.m., in the presence of Mitsotakis, the ceremony for the signing of the four concession agreements between the state and the Chevron–HELLENIQ ENERGY consortium — Focus on Crete and the Ionian Sea
Ministry of Environment and Energy: Green light for exploration in the “South Peloponnese” offshore area
What the environmental approval of the hydrocarbon exploration and exploitation program by the Chevron–Helleniq Energy consortium provides, based on the Strategic Environmental Impact Assessment and the results of the public consultation
Concerns over maritime zones: Libya’s movements on Athens’ radar
Greek government on alert for potential Tripoli reactions following the publication of maritime maps and the announcement of exploration licenses south of Crete
