Charles Ellinas
Editor at Natural Gas World
Over 35 years experience in the oil & gas sector in senior management positions. Currently CEO of e-CNHC (ECP Natural Hydrocarbons Company)
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3 weeks ago |
financialmirror.com | Charles Ellinas
It has now become clear that in order to keep the European economy going and ensure energy security, gas will be around for much longer than it was thought two years ago. It is difficult to progress energy transition unless it can demonstrate a clear benefit to end users and gas is an indispensable part of this process.
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3 weeks ago |
financialmirror.com | Charles Ellinas
By Charles EllinasIn Germany, the new Economics Minister Katherina Reiche has urged construction of new gas-fired power plants. She said, “we need flexible gas power plants that deliver electricity when the wind isn’t blowing and the sun isn’t shining. And we need them quickly”. Similarly, in an about-turn, the Dutch government is reviving offshore gas production in the North Sea.
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3 weeks ago |
cyprus-mail.com | Tom Cleaver |Charalambos Stylianou |Elias Hazou |Charles Ellinas
This is focused on Cyprus, Egypt and Israel. All three countries have abundant renewable energy potential, especially solar. But so far success in harnessing it is mixed. Cyprus produced 24 per cent of its primary energy from solar andwind in 2024, Egypt only 5 per cent and Israel 14 per cent. Cyprus’ target is to achieve 33 per cent renewables by 2030, Egypt 42 per cent and Israel 30 per cent. Both Cyprus and Israel are committed to achieving net-zero by 2050, but not Egypt.
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1 month ago |
financialmirror.com | Charles Ellinas
The US and China reached an interim deal on tariffs, drastically reducing their reciprocal rates, the US also agreed on a deal with the UK, while potential ceasefire talks on the Ukraine-Russia front are getting closer. These give hope that the world is edging towards a longer-term solution, that could take the brakes off energy. Brent climbed to over $67/b following the interim tariffs agreement between the US and China, but abundant supply eroded gains.
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1 month ago |
cyprus-mail.com | Tom Cleaver |Johanna Pauls |Rebekah Gregoriades |Charles Ellinas
On April 5, 2025, at the Psevda Community Council, we heard several truly captivating stories filled with human insight, resilience and adventure, as part of the Pop Up Talks: “Stories that Inspire” event, with the theme “Challenge Accepted”. In a packed hall, 120 attendees filled out the audience in person, while the event was also streamed via the Cyta and Pop Up Talks social media channels.
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