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Accelerating Exploration for Greek Hydrocarbons

Greece plans to accelerate gas exploration in its western and southern waters in a fresh drive to tap domestic resources amid soaring energy prices and concerns over Russian gas supplies, government sources said on Tuesday. Greece has produced small quantities of oil in the past and has attempted to explore …

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Russia Covers 40% of Greece’s Demand for Natural Gas

Russia covers over 40% of Greece’s demand for natural gas and has even increased gas supplies recently, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in an English-language interview with Greece’s Antenna TV channel. “Do you know how many percent of Greece’s demand for natural gas is being covered by Russia?” Peskov said, …

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Greece, Egypt Expand Gas Ties

Greece and Egypt have signed a memorandum to expand cooperation in the LNG sector and consider building a gas pipeline between them, the Greek energy ministry reported on November 25. Egyptian gas production has soared in recent years on the back of the development of the Zohr field and other …

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Egypt Wants to Export Surplus Gas to Europe Through Greece

Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly said he wanted to work with the Greek government to export surplus natural gas to Europe. It is part of a wider push to boost cooperation across energy and electrical grid interconnection across the island of Crete, which lies midway between the North African country …

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Greece Prepares for Offshore Wind Farm Investments

The institutional framework for offshore wind farms and energy storage will be ready by June 2021, Environment and Energy Minister Kostas Skrekas told the Blue Economy Forum, titled “The Way to a Green Recovery,” on Tuesday. He said it would include issues of licensing, installations and connections to the power …

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