Drilling Begins in the Ionian Sea in the Spring - Mitsotakis Meets with the Vice President of ExxonMobil in the US Today - iefimerida.gr
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With references to the “first exploratory drilling for the purpose of extracting natural gas” that will take place “by the spring of 2027” in the Greek diaspora, Kyriakos Mitsotakis is not seeking “a third term” but “a next election”. The post New York: With a promise of “energy independence” in the Greek diaspora, Mr. Mitsotakis is looking for… “a third term” appeared first on in.gr.
The country is one step closer to energy security and independence, as confirmed by the developments in New York regarding the exploitation of hydrocarbons in the Ionian Sea, the Peloponnese and Crete. The meetings of the Prime Minister and the Minister of Energy in New York confirm that we are on the final stretch so that in the spring of 2027 ExxonMobil's exploratory drilling in Block 2 in the Ionian Sea will begin, while by the end of 2026 C…
Planning for hydrocarbon exploration is proceeding normally, with a senior government source clarifying that the schedules are being met and that the ...
Greece is resuming hydrocarbon exploration activities in its maritime areas after a hiatus of nearly four decades. Under the new strategy approved by the Athenian government, the goal is to conduct the first deep-sea exploratory drilling in licensed areas in the Ionian Sea and south and west of Crete.
On the energy front, Mr. Mitsotakis revealed that ExxonMobil's first exploratory drilling for natural gas is expected in the spring of 2027.
Connection with Efi Koutsokosta in New York, today the Prime Minister's speech at the UN, and you have information about where he will move. Yesterday, however, he sent his messages speaking to the Greek diaspora. Clear message, without raising the tone: we are not threatening, we are not threatened. Message about drilling, the geopolitical-energy role of Greece in the region. We will drill to find our own natural gas. The first exploratory dril…
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