In an Atlantic Council essay, the energy minister rejects what he calls the 'false dilemma' between renewables and hydrocarbons, setting out a four-track agenda that ties Greek energy policy ever closer to Washington.
Papastavrou said the consortium estimated that the Block 2 offshore concession could contain up to 270 billion cubic meters of natural gas, potentially generating around 10 billion euros in revenues for the Greek state and taxpayers.
Household gas prices jumped across European capitals following the Iran conflict, while electricity costs fell on average despite sharp increases in countries heavily reliant on gas-fired power
Trump shares Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou's interview, highlighting Greece’s strategic role in Europe’s energy security.
The shale boom and wars in Ukraine and Iran have transformed the U.S. into a global energy powerhouse
In his weekly review, the Greek PM highlighted a landmark energy shift, new renewable targets, 251 protected beaches, and Mother's Day reflections
Construction has begun on the Neptun Deep offshore project, a major EU gas development expected to double Romania’s output and reshape regional energy flows when production begins in 2027
A new environmental framework paves the way for geothermal development across seven regions in Greece, aiming to revive stalled investments and tap into stable renewable energy potential with long-term economic prospects.
As the Iran war disrupts global energy flows, EU officials warn they lack reliable real-time data on fuel inventories, raising concerns over shortages and emergency decision-making across the bloc.
Iran war is accelerating shift from an oil market structured around economic efficiency toward one shaped by politics and conflict
Speaking at the Delphi Economic Forum, Pierre Gramegna, Managing Director of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM): Oil & gas supply won't normalize quickly, inflation hits 3%, markets underestimate the crisis. Europe must accelerate, not abandon, its energy transition
Greece sits in a genuinely difficult position. It is a net energy importer with significant exposure to global oil and gas price movements, Brouillette says
Mitsotakis highlighted a landmark agreement between ExxonMobil, Energean and HELLENiQ Energy for exploratory drilling in the northwestern Ionian Sea—the first such activity in nearly 50 years.
Europe faces looming energy crunch. IEA chief Fatih Birol warns jet fuel shortages could ground flights and spike global prices
As the International Energy Agency (IEA) warns—and as oil market executives confirm—the situation on the supply side is expected to worsen as the war continues
Greece's adequacy in electricity, fuels, and natural gas, along with supply security, to be reviewed in meetings called by Minister Papastavrou with market players, Regulators, and Grid Operators
Athens has finalized a two-pillar support package for Greek industry after six months of negotiations with the European Commission, targeting both immediate electricity bill reductions and long-term energy efficiency investments.
Customers for the gas are being told to expect supply cuts and surcharges as Persian Gulf supplies dry up
A desalination plant on the Iranian island of Qeshm has been put out of service following an airstrike, according to Iran's Ministry of Health, at the same time that Trump's threats of possible strikes on civilian and energy infrastructure are causing widespread concern
Richard Goldberg, former White House National Security Council official who helped shape U.S. sanctions policy on Iran, tells To Vima that Greece’s shipping industry and energy infrastructure could play a decisive role in U.S. efforts to secure energy flows amid Middle East tensions