Cyprus calls for more EU energy investment
Cyprus’ Energy Minister Michael Damianos urged greater European investment in electricity grids, energy storage, and interconnections to improve energy security, support affordable electricity, and enable the clean-energy transition. Speaking at the EU Energy Council in Luxembourg on October 29, 2026, Damianos stated that climate targets should reflect the unique circumstances of individual member states and called for a realistic and flexible transition that delivers tangible benefits to citizens.
Great Sea Interconnector updates on Cyprus energy investment
The discussions at the energy council included updates on the Great Sea Interconnector, a project aimed at linking the energy grids of Cyprus, Greece, and ultimately Israel. Greek Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou confirmed that the Great Sea Interconnector is progressing according to plan and is crucial for ending Cyprus’s energy isolation.
Focus on Cyprus energy investment for security and affordability
The need to ensure affordable electricity, strengthen energy security, and promote a fair and flexible energy transition was a central topic at the meeting. Minister Damianos emphasized these points as essential to the conversation surrounding the energy transition in Europe, noting that various national circumstances must be taken into consideration.
Sources for Cyprus energy investment information
- Cypriot Minister in favour of more EU investment
- Cypriot Minister advocates for EU investments
- Greece’s Papastavrou states progress on GSI
- Jørgensen: GSI will end Cyprus energy isolation
- Minister briefs EU on GSI and energy transition
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