With the first exploratory drilling scheduled for 2027, growing interest from Chevron, and potential state revenues estimated at up to €10 billion, Greece is positioning itself as a future energy player in the Eastern Mediterranean.
From Russian natural gas and Middle East supply routes to electricity prices and the green transition, the upcoming EU Energy Council may shape Europe’s energy architecture for the next decade.
The signing of the East Med Energy Center declaration by Greece, the United States, Cyprus and Israel marks a new chapter in regional energy security and reinforces Athens’ growing geopolitical influence.
Chevron’s entry into the offshore Block 10 in the Ionian Sea, in cooperation with HELLENiQ ENERGY, marks a major geopolitical and energy development in the Eastern Mediterranean, strengthening Greece’s position in the global energy landscape.
Greek government links energy security, patriotism and geopolitical power in Thessaloniki address
Athens views temporary calm in key maritime routes as a potential easing of global price pressures — but cautions that energy markets remain fragile and uncertainty persists.
Athens accelerates hydrocarbon exploration amid global instability and energy realignment
Athens and Washington deepen cooperation on LNG, hydrocarbons and the Vertical Corridor amid global instability
The Greek government and top business leaders send a strong message of geopolitical and energy independence at CERAWeek – conflicts, investments, and EU hurdles on the table
“Accelerating hydrocarbon projects and strategic energy diplomacy – Athens aims to be a bridge in the new transatlantic energy architecture”
Papastavrou’s Washington meetings spotlight the Vertical Corridor, U.S. LNG and hydrocarbon ambitions
Greece emerges as a strategic North-South energy corridor, advancing LNG supply, renewable integration, and regional cooperation with the US and the 3+1 framework.
The Vertical Corridor, U.S. investments and the fine print of Europe’s break from Russian gas
How reforming urban planning ties into foreign investment, environmental protection and Greece’s emerging geopolitical energy position
New routes, network fee discounts, and US LNG on the table – The competitiveness battle for the corridor to Ukraine
Greece plans to invest in strategic energy corridors, domestic production, and international partnerships, proposing NATO defense funds to boost energy security.”
Attica has been declared in a state of emergency due to drought, as the Minister of Environment lays out immediate and long-term water management measures.
Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou reaffirmed that Greece’s main water utility will remain publicly owned, announcing a new growth and recruitment plan while warning of the mounting threats from drought and climate change.
With the flagship “Evrytos” project and seven strategic axes, the government ensures the highest-quality public water in Europe and strengthens Attica’s water supply, while EYDAP implements short- and medium-term desalination projects.
Greek Minister of Energy sends clear message on national sovereignty, Chevron’s role, and Greece’s emergence as a transatlantic energy hub
Strategic meeting in New York focuses on reducing dependence on Russian gas, increasing LNG flows, and enhancing stability in Eastern Europe.
