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Energean Produces Its First Gas From The Karish Field, Off The Coast Of Israel - Vimarsana News

Energean Produces Its First Gas From The Karish Field, Off The Coast Of Israel

Oil and gas company Energean confirmed on Wednesday that the first gas has been delivered this morning at its operated Karish field, located offshore Israel.

Cyprus And Israel Develop Roadmap Over The Solution Of The "Aphrodite" And "Ishai" Dispute - Vimarsana News

Cyprus And Israel Develop Roadmap Over The Solution Of The "Aphrodite" And "Ishai" Dispute

Israel’s Energy Minister Karine Elharrar met her Cypriot counterpart Natasa Pilides in Nicosia on Monday with a view to reviewing the discussions concerning the issue.

Cyprus Pledges To Contribute To The Supply Of Energy In The European Market - Vimarsana News

Cyprus Pledges To Contribute To The Supply Of Energy In The European Market

A voluntary 15% reduction in natural gas consumption by EU member states is proposed for the period from 1 August 2022 to 31 March 2023.

Cyprus Ready To Contribute Towards EU's Efforts To Secure Gas, Pilides Says - Vimarsana News

Cyprus Ready To Contribute Towards EU's Efforts To Secure Gas, Pilides Says

Cyprus stands ready to contribute towards the EU’s efforts to secure gas, to be delivered to European markets, said Wednesday Minister of Energy, Commerce and Industry Natasa Pilides at the 7th East Mediterranean Gas Forum (EMGF) Ministerial Meeting, held in Cairo.

Cyprus Affected By Energy Price Rises Despite Not Using Natural Gas, Permanent Secretary Of Energy Ministry Said - Vimarsana News

Cyprus Affected By Energy Price Rises Despite Not Using Natural Gas, Permanent Secretary Of Energy Ministry Said

Permanent secretary of the Ministry of Energy Marios Panagides, who represented Cyprus at the meeting, explained during his intervention that although Cyprus does not dependent on Russian natural gas, it is nevertheless affected by to the significant increases in energy prices.