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From sunlight to energy…or not
Cyprus is blessed with abundant sunlight, yet the shift to renewable energy is painfully slow. Two recent developments highlight some of the issues. The first was a statement by EAC’s new...
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‘PV for all’ supporting China, not EU
Cracks are starting to show in the Cyprus government’s ‘photovoltaics for all’ scheme, aimed at encouraging households to install solar energy panels on their rooftops in order to meet the...
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Ukraine drones attack refinery, target Moscow, disrupt power, Russia says
Ukraine launched 35 drones against broad areas of Russia, sparking a brief fire at an oil refinery, targeting Moscow and disrupting electricity in border areas, Russia said early on Sunday,...
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Nicosia Energy Minister forms project monitoring body for Vassiliko LNG terminal
A project monitoring body that will monitor and supervise every issue related to the construction of the liquefied natural gas terminal in Vassiliko will be formed by Energy Minister...
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Christodoulides visits LNG terminal as work restarts
President Nikos Christodoulides on Saturday paid a visit to the liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal ahead of the now-confirmed restart of construction work . Speaking to journalists at...
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Vasiliko power plant fault causes blackouts
Many areas in Cyprus were left without electricity on Saturday morning due to faults at the Vasiliko power station. According to reports, there is a fault in one of the generating...
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Cyprus Business Now
The 16th evaluation of Cyprus’ post-memorandum economic situation is set to commence next Tuesday and conclude on Friday, as confirmed by the island’s lenders. The evaluation will...
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Two metric tonnes of smuggled beef seized in north
Almost two metric tonnes of beef smuggled to the north from the Republic were seized from supermarkets in the Kyrenia district on Thursday night. The meat was discovered and seized as...
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TV shows we love: Crashing
Crashing made me think of Chlorakas. And of the recent fire in Limassol’s historic Pavlidis mansion. Why? Well, this Netflix original series hinges on something we don’t (but really...
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Cyprus consumers in a ‘dire situation’
Consumers in Cyprus are in a dire situation as ongoing increases in the prices of essential goods, energy costs, and high interest rates have further eroded their standard of living, Peo...
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Subsidy announced for more EV charging points
The transport ministry on Friday announced the second phase of a grant subsiding the installation of 1,000 electric vehicle charging points within the framework of Cyprus’ Recovery and...
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Papanastasiou: Priority is for LNG terminal to operate ASAP
Minister of Energy, Commerce and Industry George Papanastasiou said that the Ministry's priority is the future of the LNG import terminal in Vasilikos, which must be operational as soon...
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Industrial output prices down 2.9% in January
The Index of Industrial Output Prices for January 2024 declined by 2.9% compared to the same period in 2023, mainly due to a decline in the electricity supply sector. While the...
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Cyprus producer price index in industry drops in January
The Producer Price Index for Industry in Cyprus recorded a decrease of 2.9 per cent in January 2024, mainly due to a decrease in the electricity supply sector. According to a report...
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67th anniversary since hanging of Cyprus Liberation Hero Evagoras Pallikaridis
Evagoras Pallikarides (Greek: Ευαγόρας Παλληκαρίδης, 26 February 1938 – 14 March 1957) was a member of EOKA during the 1955–1959 campaign against British rule in Cyprus. Pallikarides...
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Plenum approves 2024 Cyta budget amid political debates
The House plenum on Thursday gave the nod to the 2024 budget of the Cyprus Telecommunications Authority (Cyta), but not before MPs tussled about the direction and the past of the...
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Monastery implicated in environmental scandal
The Osiou Avakoum monastery was implicated in an environmental scandal on Thursday, when it emerged the structure was built on land protected under the Natura 2000 environmental policy....
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Government ‘has no plan B’ over Vasiliko LNG terminal
The government “has no ‘plan B’” regarding the stalled Vasiliko liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal , Energy Minister George Papanastasiou said on Wednesday. Papanastasiou was speaking...
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British Forces Cyprus invest in £820,000 EV charging contract
British Forces Cyprus (BFC) announced an investment in sustainability with an £820,000 contract awarded to Beam Global for electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions. The delivery of...
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High-Level consortium official to visit Cyprus amid LNG terminal project stalemate
A senior official from the consortium responsible for the construction of the liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal at Vassilikos is expected to visit Cyprus this week, announced...
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Eurobank Group CEO: Hellenic and Eurobank merger “when conditions are ripe”
Hellenic Bank and Eurobank Cyprus will continue to operate separately until conditions are ripe for the potential merger of the two banks, Eurobank Group CEO Fokion Karavias has...
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High-ranking official of consortium building Cyprus' LNG terminal to visit the island
A high-ranking official from the consortium assigned to build Cyprus’ Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Receiving and Regasification Terminal in Vasilikos will be in Cyprus within the week to...
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Cyprus Business Now
The Council of Ministers has greenlit a forward-thinking budget aimed at facilitating the installation of electric car chargers in businesses. “This initiative is strategically designed...
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53.9% increase in job vacancies
There was a significant increase of 53.9% in the number of Job Vacancies recorded in the 4th quarter of 2023. Job vacancies amounted to 12,038, showing an increase of 4,217 positions...
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Cyprus Business Now
Employment in the broader public sector witnessed a notable annual increase in Q4 of 2023, rising by 2,765 people, or 3.8 per cent, compared to the corresponding quarter of 2022....