Hurriyet Daily News: Delivering Greek Cyprus Gas Via Egypt Not Feasible: Turkey
Turkey’s energy minister has deemed that delivering natural gas from Greek Cyprus via Egypt was not feasible.
Leaders from Egypt, Greece and the Greek Cypriot administration gathered on April 29 to discuss the possibility of delivering Greek Cyprus’s natural gas via Egypt.
“It is said that they will bring the gas to Egypt as liquefied natural gas [LNG],” said Taner Yıldız, Turkey’s Energy and Natural Resources Minister, during a breakfast organized for economic journalists in Kayseri, a province in Turkey’s central Anatolian region.
“When declining oil prices and high cost of LNG are taken into consideration, I do not find this decision feasible for them. This decision represents only a political obstinacy.”
“It is said that they will bring the gas to Egypt as liquefied natural gas [LNG],” said Taner Yıldız, Turkey’s Energy and Natural Resources Minister, during a breakfast organized for economic journalists in Kayseri, a province in Turkey’s central Anatolian region.
“When declining oil prices and high cost of LNG are taken into consideration, I do not find this decision feasible for them. This decision represents only a political obstinacy.”
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