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PN energy plan: Grech proposes offshore wind farms, second interconnector Updated at 12:24pm with PLs reaction A future Nationalist government will pursue floating deep sea wind farms and invest in a second interconnector as part of its vision for cleaner energy. The plan unveiled today by PN leader Bernard Grech and energy spokesperson Ryan Callus has not been costed and details on financials will be fleshed out in the coming months following discussions with stakeholders. Callus said today’...

Energy Minister Miriam Dalli says Enemalta’s internal audit on the Montenegro windfarm investment will not be published not to prejudice police investigations

[WATCH] Make use of pharmacy infrastructure for better vaccine roll out, Grech tells government Nationalist Leader Bernard Grech says using existing pharmacy infrastructure within localities would fast-track the COVID-19 vaccine roll out   7 February 2021, 2:03pm by Karl Azzopardi The Nationalist Party leader Bernard Grech has called on government to make use of already existing pharmacy infrastructure within communities to improve the COVID-19 vaccine roll out. Speaking during a political ev...

Nationalist MPs want government to give parliament’s Public Accounts Committee access to all Electrogas contracts but move is opposed by Labour MPs • Unanimous agreement that Enemalta should publish minutes of evaluation committee that decided gas power station tender

PN lambasts outdated energy policy after government fails to secure EU funds for gas pipeline The European Commission ignored a final bid by Malta to finance a gas pipeline, largely as punishment to move fast on climate change targets 3 January 2021, 5:02pm by Nicole Meilak The Nationalist Party is taking the labour administration to task over a failed attempt to secure EU funding for a gas pipeline. They described the lost funds as a confirmation of an outdated energy policy devoid of any fut...

Newsbook December 15, 2020 7:23 PM The Malta-Sicily interconnector was operating nearly at capacity when a power cut occurred on 28 November, while a significantly smaller load was being placed on the gas-powered plant built and operated by ElectroGas Malta, according to information submitted in Parliament. The power cut: Energy Minister Miriam Dalli was replying to a series of questions by the Nationalist Party’s energy spokesperson Ryan Callus concerning the power cut. She confirmed that w...