The visit of U.S. Secretary of the Interior and Chair of the U.S. Energy Sovereignty Council, Doug Bergkamp, highlights Greece’s strategic role as a hub for American LNG and sends a strong geopolitical message in the Eastern Mediterranean.
“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 partnership between Helleniq Energy and the US energy giant strengthens Greece’s energy security, investment appeal, and geopolitical stature in the Eastern Mediterranean.
One of Greece’s largest infrastructure projects is moving full steam ahead. Two tunnel boring machines (TBMs) are shaping the underground network of Athens, while major expansions of Lines 4 and 2 are redefining the future of urban mobility.
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Greece is moving forward with an innovative approach to support its industries against rising energy costs, with approval from the European Commission. The new mechanism is based on "Contracts for Difference" (CfDs), which connects industrial support with investments in Renewable Energy Sources (RES).
