The Eastern Mediterranean as an Energy Junction
The progress and strategic importance of the Greek -Egyptian electric interconnection project was presented by his Vice President girlfriend Thomas Achimastos at the Egypt Energy Show conference – Egypes 2025, held in Cairo.
OR Egypes 2025 It is one of the most important international energy exhibitions in the field of energy and strategic dialogue on the future development of the energy market.
Mr Achimastos spoke of multiple benefits of interconnection, both for Greece and Egypt and the whole of the European energy market. As he said, with the transfer of green electricity from Egypt to Europe, the project Gregy will contribute:
- In providing cheap and green energy from renewable sources, enhancing sustainable development.
- In the creation of a new energy road that makes the eastern Mediterranean pillar of sustainable development.
- In the differentiation of energy sources and the reduction of fossil fuel dependence.
- In supporting the extroversion and competitiveness of European industry.
The presence in Egypes 2025
OR Egypes 2025 isί one of the most influential institutions in the energy industry, attracting leadership personalities, governments and large energy groups from around the world. His participation Girlfriend In such an important international forum he highlights his role as a major developer in the field of clean energy and intercontinental energy infrastructure.
“The work of the Greece -Egyptian electrical interconnection – Egypt – is not just another energy investment. It is a strategic initiative that consolidates Greece as a bridge between two continents and enhances Europe’s energy security, “Thomas Ahimastos said, highlighting the importance of cooperation with Egypt and the prospect of expanding such projects in the context of energy transition.
“THE Kopelouzou Group, A pioneer in the field of energy investment, he remains committed to creating powerful energy infrastructures that shape the future of sustainable energy in the Eastern Mediterranean and Europe. “
