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Papastavrou: We are ushering in a new era of national confidence and determination, becoming a major energy exporter

The presentation of the lease agreements between the Greek State and the Chevron–HELLENiQ ENERGY consortium took place today at the Acropolis Museum

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

Papastavrou: “Energy is an important tool in times of peace, but it turns into a weapon in times of war”

The Minister of Environment and Energy, Stavros Papastavrou, and the Deputy Minister of Energy, Nikos Tsafos, in Brussels

Papastavrou on Fox Business: energy is changing the geopolitical architecture, with Greece as a central pillar

"There are already American LNG exporters who have signed agreements with Greek companies, and this LNG will reach Ukraine," the Environment and Energy Minister said

Papastavrou: Greece at the heart of growth in central and southeastern Europe

Greece emerged as an energy hub after the P-TEC meeting, Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou said, presenting the strategic agreements between Greece and the US

Papastavros on the Greece-Cyprus cable: “In order for the project to proceed, reservations about its viability must end”

The Minister described the cable as a project of "strategic importance", which will end the energy isolation of Cyprus and lead to a reduction in high electricity prices

Papastavrou: Greece is laying strong foundations for its energy self-sufficiency and leveraging its geopolitical position in the Eastern Mediterranean

The offer of Chevron and Helleniq Energy for the land south of the Peloponnese and Crete is a development of hope and prospects for the country - The Mitsotakis government is fulfilling its duty to our children and future generations, the Minister of Environment and Energy said

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 hydrocarbon exploration plan and timeline are being followed – Greece has all the prerequisites for investors to feel safe

"We are the strong and stable player in the Eastern Mediterranean who has acquired major energy significance for the U.S."

Papastavrou: Hydrocarbon development advancing as planned — Global energy leaders know exactly where they’re investing

“Greece acts within its sovereign rights—Calmly, firmly, and lawfully,” Papastavrou stated, dismissing reactions based on unfounded agreements

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