Papastavrou on Chevron: “We Have Nothing to Discuss with Turkey – No ‘Kazan-Kazan’ on Sovereign Rights”
Greek Minister of Energy sends clear message on national sovereignty, Chevron’s role, and Greece’s emergence as a transatlantic energy hub
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.
“A major national success,” said the Minister of Environment and Energy on Chevron’s interest, as he welcomed the US Secretary of the Interior and head of the US Energy Sovereignty Council. Central topics included bilateral energy relations and hydrocarbon exploration.
The event brought together top energy officials from across the region, including European Commissioner for Energy Dan Jorgensen and Energy Community Director Artur Lorkowski, along with ministers and deputy ministers from 10 participating countries.
"We are the strong and stable player in the Eastern Mediterranean who has acquired major energy significance for the U.S."
"Our basic priority as always is to fight high prices, and every one of our initiatives begins with this target in mind. However, there is no single measure to achieve this, but it requires a coordination and combination of measures," the minister said.
Easter and on Easter Day, with the regulator and the managers to achieve it, and we succeeded. The administrators, the Regulator, the Cybersecurity Authority and the political leadership are on alert and in constant communication, taking all the necessary measures so that we can ensure the balance."