Chrysanthos Manoli
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- Jul 23, 2026
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It’s a disgrace to those in charge, and to the country (opens the original)
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CERA finally took the first step, late as usual, towards activating the capacity mechanism laid out under article 34 of the electricity law, at the end of May. But it only moved to head off the serious power shortages expected from early 2030, once the Dhekelia units are decommissioned by the end of 2029, as Cyprus committed to the EU it would do. The Energy Ministry responded, asking the regulator for all the data needed to justify activating the mechanism and putting out tenders for new genera
CERA, ministry move fast on new generators for electricity shortfall (opens the original)
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Growing concern over Cyprus’s electricity adequacy shortfall, particularly after 2030 should efforts to import natural gas fail, which currently appears the most likely scenario, has prompted a response from the Cyprus Energy Regulatory Authority (CERA) and the Ministry of Energy. According to information obtained by Phileleftheros, CERA sounded the alarm in a letter to Energy Minister Michalis Damianos, and the Ministry of Energy responded through a letter from Director-General Kyriakos Iordano
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