Gerapetritis: Greece as a Bridge Between Europe and the Gulf – From Piraeus to Gaza and Energy Security
The Greek Foreign Minister highlights the country’s role in defense, energy, shipping, and diplomacy for stability in the Middle East
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Burgum:“Greece is an Exceptional Partner for the United States”Energy,Security and New Transatlantic Axis
Doug Burgum: “Greece is an Exceptional Partner for the United States” — Energy, Security and the New Transatlantic Axis
In a world where energy dominance has become a cornerstone of national security, the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD) hosted a high-level discussion titled “Powering U.S. Energy Dominance.”
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Athens Regains the 2,000-Point Level! Second Consecutive Rebound Driven by Banks, Energy, and Industrials
Athens Regains the 2,000-Point Level! Second Consecutive Rebound Driven by Banks, Energy, and Industrials
After last week’s sharp sell-off, the Athens Exchange staged a new upward correction — with banks, Viohalco, and Metlen leading the rally.
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Government and Industry in an “Energy Bargain” – Support Measures under Brussels’ Rules..!!!
Government and Industry in an “Energy Bargain” – Support Measures under Brussels’ Rules..!!!
The Greek government and industrial representatives are locked in intense talks over the final design of a support mechanism to tackle soaring energy costs. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is expected to announce the scheme at the General Assembly of SEV (Hellenic Federation of Enterprises) on October 7, while today the inter-ministerial committee, chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis, holds its second meeting.
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Trump Targets Greece at UN: Claims 54% of Inmates Are Foreigners, Slams Europe’s Green and Migration Policies
Trump Targets Greece at UN: Claims 54% of Inmates Are Foreigners, Slams Europe’s Green and Migration Policies
Calls climate change “the greatest hoax ever perpetrated” and urges EU to abandon renewable energy
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Greece’s Strategic Gains from Chevron’s Entry into Hydrocarbon Exploration
Greece’s Strategic Gains from Chevron’s Entry into Hydrocarbon Exploration
The partnership between Helleniq Energy and the US energy giant strengthens Greece’s energy security, investment appeal, and geopolitical stature in the Eastern Mediterranean.
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The Cable Saga – European Public Prosecutor Targets GSI
The Cable Saga – European Public Prosecutor Targets GSI
Brussels frustrated by delays, suspicious financial moves, and conflicting feasibility studies
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AI Is Devouring Energy — And You’re Paying the Bill
AI Is Devouring Energy — And You’re Paying the Bill
As AI guzzles electricity by the bucketload, consumers foot the cost without knowing how much or why
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Double Energy Bills Coming in Greece: Utilities to Offer Home Upgrade Financing via Electricity Invoices
Double Energy Bills Coming in Greece: Utilities to Offer Home Upgrade Financing via Electricity Invoices
Energy suppliers shift from kilowatt-hours to financing and services, targeting €2 billion in new revenue and deeper customer ties
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EU–US Energy and Investment Agreements Under Fire: Analysts Call It a Fiasco
EU–US Energy and Investment Agreements Under Fire: Analysts Call It a Fiasco
The ambitious agreement for $750 billion in energy purchases and $600 billion in investments is deemed unworkable — technical, economic, and institutional hurdles undermine the EU’s commitments.
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Metlen: Το σχέδιο για να βάλει “στην πρίζα” 3 GWh μπαταριών σε ένα χρόνο
Metlen: Το σχέδιο για να βάλει “στην πρίζα” 3 GWh μπαταριών σε ένα χρόνο
Τον σχεδιασμό της για ταχεία μεγέθυνση του «αποτυπώματός» της διεθνώς στον κρίσιμο για την πράσινη μετάβαση στον κλάδο της αποθήκευσης ενέργειας με μπαταρίες αποκάλυψε η Metlen
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New Turkish Power Play Over the Greece-Cyprus Electricity Interconnector
New Turkish Power Play Over the Greece-Cyprus Electricity Interconnector
Ankara’s move to dispatch a warship to monitor new surveys for the Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnector, despite these surveys being conducted in the northern Cretan Sea, confirms the high-stakes nature of this project for Greek-Turkish relations.
