SEPTEMBER 16TH, 2016
Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) is the fuel of the future for ships, Transport Minister Marios Demetriades said on Friday.
In his address at the conference LNG Fuelling the Future of the Eastern Mediterranean, that took place in the coastal town of Limassol, Demetriades said that until recently, reference to LNG for shipping was only viewed as cargo on ships intended for use on land.
“Now we can confidently speak about LNG as the fuel of the future for ships as well”.
SEPTEMBER 18, 2015 AT 10:54 AM
Dr. Loukas G. Glyptis
If one told you 10 years ago that Cyprus would position attractively as a promising new player in the energy market, you would probably think they are speaking nonsense. However, the identification of natural gas reserves in Cyprus’s declared EEZ, has converted this island-Republic at the far eastern borders of the EU to a focal European partner contributing to an incessantly updated energy agenda, which is not independent of environmental considerations, and certainly, ongoing geopolitical developments affecting the Continent. Dr Loukas G. Glyptis* writes:
