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Cyprus and Israel seek to quickly establish an electricity linkup via an undersea cable
- Cyprus and Israel are working to establish an electricity link via an undersea cable to reduce energy isolation, according to Energy Minister George Papanastasiou.
- Papanastasiou mentioned that Cyprus will soon generate around four gigawatts of electricity from fossil fuels and renewable sources while only consuming 0.5 gigawatts.
- Both countries aim to highlight their geographic significance as gateways between Europe and the Middle East with this electricity corridor.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu referred to the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor as 'a very revolutionary and transformative development' that he discussed with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Cyprus, Israel seek to establish electricity linkup via undersea cable
The shared commitment for an electricity cable link was affirmed on Sunday when Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides held talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a daylong visit to Israel and Ramallah in the West Bank.
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Cyprus and Israel seek to quickly establish an electricity linkup via an undersea cable
Cyprus and neighboring Israel are seeking to swiftly establish an electricity linkup via an undersea cable that would eliminate their respective energy isolation, an official said Monday.
Israel and Cyprus advance energy cooperation in high-level meeting
A deal will be finalized to construct an electricity cable connecting the two countries, as part of the broader India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor project.The post Israel and Cyprus advance energy cooperation in high-level meeting appeared first on JNS.org.
Cyprus’ Energy Projects Hinge on Resolution of Political Disputes – Famagusta Gazette
FAMAGUSTA GAZETTE – Cyprus cannot advance its energy initiatives without progress on the Cyprus issue and Turkish-Greek relations, Alithia reported, headlining its analysis as “Cyprus’ Third Attempt.” The newspaper highlighted past failures, including the stalled EastMed pipeline and unutilized natural gas reserves, warning that the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI) now faces cancellation. It emphasized Türkiye’s influence in the region, noting tha…
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