November witnessed two major energy-related agreements finalized and signed in Athens, with the first foreseeing the import of American LNG to at least a couple of terminals in Greece for subsequent regasification and transport – by pipelines – to other countries in southeast and eastern Europe, including for the all-important Ukraine market

HELLENiQ Energy CEO Andreas Shiamishis says Greece is emerging as a key Southeast European hub for LNG, refined fuels and future green-power exports, as policymakers and U.S. officials highlight the country’s growing role in regional energy stability

Mitsotakis outlined plans on rising prices, housing support, farmer compensation, transport pressures, energy deals, and a sea-drone partnership with Ukraine

The double significance of the agreement signed on hydrocarbons and the production schedule

A landmark agreement over Block 2 in the Ionian Sea deepens U.S.–Greece ties, positions Athens as a rising energy hub, and could reshape Southeast Europe’s geopolitical balance

Greek ministers and executives hailed new partnerships and rising investment interest, projecting confidence about the country’s energy future

Energean, HelleniQ Energy, and ExxonMobil sealed a major agreement in Athens during the P-TEC conference to begin exploratory drilling in the Ionian Sea’s Block 2, marking Greece’s first offshore drilling in decades

ExxonMobil shares promising initial findings from the Pegasus and Glaucus offshore gas fields, with an estimated 8–9 trillion cubic feet of natural gas in Cyprus’ exclusive economic zone

New seismic surveys by ExxonMobil southwest of Crete are not ruled out, according to Andreas Siamisis, CEO of HELLENiQ ENERGY.