Evangelos Marinakis: As an industry, we need to urge the US administration and Europe to immediately grant permission for sanctioned vessels to be scrapped

After Greece’s first long-term U.S. LNG contract, attention is turning to new floating gas terminals (FSRUs) that could anchor the country’s role as a regional hub in Europe’s post-Russian energy map

Aktor and DEPA Commercial seal a landmark agreement with Venture Global for U.S. LNG deliveries to Southeast Europe: Greece’s first long-term contract of its kind, hailed as a milestone in transatlantic energy ties

The US shows renewed confidence in Greece’s strategic role in the Eastern Mediterranean, as ExxonMobil joins Greek energy ventures and the 3+1 alliance reinforces cooperation on energy security and independence from Russian influence.

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

At Athens’ OT Forum on Thursday, Aktor CEO Alexandros Exarchou said new international LNG agreements linked to the newly formed AS LNG venture with DEPA Commercial will be announced within 36 hours

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

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis also referred to the country's crucial role in developing a vertical energy corridor from the Mediterranean to eastern Europe. New US Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle also present

As Athens hosts a major transatlantic energy forum, DEPA Commercial and AKTOR launch AS LNG, a $1 billion joint venture to import and trade U.S. liquefied natural gas across Southeast Europe

New US Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle met Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in Athens on Wednesday, reaffirming the strong US-Greek partnership with talks focused on energy, security, and economic cooperation

As Europe races to cut Russian energy ties, Athens and Washington deepen their LNG cooperation, positioning Greece as a key transit point for US gas bound for Central and Eastern Europe

More than 70 Greenpeace activists from 17 countries disrupted LNG shipments, urging the EU to reduce fossil fuel dependence and impose sanctions on Russia

Athens aims to strengthen its geopolitical position by deepening energy ties with Washington, positioning itself as both a consumer market and a gateway for US LNG to Europe, while Ankara struggles to decouple from Russian gas

Kikilias outlined Greece’s potential as a regional energy hub, emphasizing the country’s role as an entry point for LNG from various nations, including the United States.

Brussels unveils its 19th sanctions package, aiming to cut Russian LNG imports sooner than planned while expanding restrictions on banks, crypto platforms, and foreign trade links

Grave concern about the IMO NZF as currently defined – fundamental amendments required before adoption

Kikilias met with U.S. Secretary of the Interior and Head of the National Energy Sovereignty Council (NEDC), Doug Burgum.

“We see tremendous potential here in Greece,” Burgum emphasized, praising the country as a “superb partner” capable of extending energy security and stability across Southeastern Europe.

The Greek government is attributing geopolitical significance to Papastavrou's visit, aiming to capitalize on Chevron and ExxonMobil's activities to strengthen the strategic alliance with the United States.

Maritime leaders urge EU to lead on methane abatement in shipping