European countries could begin receiving natural gas from an offshore Cypriot deposit as early as March 2028, according to Cyprus's Energy Minister Michael Damianos, who stated the Eastern Mediterranean is rapidly becoming an energy hub.

Cyprus' Energy Minister Michael Damianos stated that the next two years will be decisive for the country's energy strategy. Cyprus is preparing to transition from gas discoveries to production, marking a critical phase for its energy future.

Cyprus's Energy Minister Michael Damianos has pledged to prevent further night-time electricity cuts, expressing confidence that the installation of 120MW of energy storage capacity by early 2027 will resolve the issue.

Energy Minister Michael Damianos confirmed that Cyprus has US support for its energy projects, including hydrocarbon extraction, electricity interconnections, and regional energy security initiatives.

Cyprus's Commerce Minister Michael Damianos announced a temporary reduction in the percentage of goat milk in halloumi cheese from 25% to 15% until the end of the year, attributed to a recent outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease.

Trade Minister Michael Damianos announced that Cyprus is actively promoting itself as a stable, predictable, and secure investment destination. This statement was made during an international investment conference, highlighting the country's economic openness.

Cyprus's Energy Minister Michael Damianos announced that the country could begin producing natural gas for export as early as 2028, potentially bolstering Europe's efforts to diversify energy sources amid Middle East tensions.

Cyprus's Energy Minister Michael Damianos announced that natural gas from offshore Cypriot fields could begin supplying Europe's energy needs as early as March 2028.

Cyprus's Energy Minister Michael Damianos announced that electricity storage batteries are expected to arrive in the country by January 2027, with installations planned for completion before summer.

Cyprus's Energy Minister Michael Damianos has warned that the country could face severe electricity supply problems by 2030 if natural gas is not introduced, emphasizing the critical need to complete the Vasiliko liquefied natural gas terminal.

Cyprus's Energy Minister Michael Damianos announced that the country's role in regional and international energy developments has been strengthened, following his attendance at the Atlantic Council global energy forum in Washington D.C.

Cyprus Energy Minister Michael Damianos held a meeting with the leadership of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Cyprus (ICPAC) to discuss the future of the hydrocarbons sector.

Trade Minister Michael Damianos announced that Cyprus is a stable, predictable, and secure investment destination, addressing an investment conference in Limassol.

Amidst the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, Cyprus is accelerating its plans to export natural gas, with Energy Minister Michael Damianos stating that the country aims to begin exports by 2028 to reduce dependence on specific regions.

Cyprus’s Energy, Commerce and Industry Minister Michael Damianos has said that his ministry is ready to intervene immediately if unjustified fuel price hikes or shortages are observed, particularly…

Both the European Commission and former Cypriot energy minister George Papanastasiou have expressed disagreement with incumbent Energy Minister Michael Damianos's claim that the planned Great Sea Interconnector project may increase consumer costs.

Cyprus Energy Minister Michael Damianos stated that the country's energy program is progressing as planned, with the first natural gas from the Aphrodite gas field expected to be extracted by late 2030 or early 2031.

Negotiations between the Cypriot and Israeli governments regarding rights to natural gas reserves in the eastern Mediterranean have reached a "very advanced stage," according to Cypriot Energy Minister Michael Damianos.

Decisions made by the Cypriot cabinet on Tuesday have initiated the process to bring the country's first natural gas to market, according to Energy Minister Michael Damianos, marking a significant step in energy development.

Trade unions representing the Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) expressed disappointment following a meeting with Energy Minister Michael Damianos, who stated that energy sector issues cannot be resolved immediately.

Cyprus Energy Minister Michael Damianos stated that the Eastern Mediterranean region can play a leading role in addressing the climate crisis and shaping the new energy landscape.

Cyprus's Energy Minister, Michael Damianos, announced that the country could begin producing natural gas for export as early as 2028, bolstering its efforts in the energy sector.