Mitsotakis: Greece and Cyprus license surveys for the undersea cable
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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stated that Greece and Cyprus are the countries licensing the surveys for the undersea power interconnection cable.
The project is known as the Great Sea Interconnector and aims to connect the electricity grid of Cyprus with the Greek grid.
Seabed surveys are necessary before the cable can be laid. To be carried out, they must be granted permits by the competent authorities of the two countries. The project has faced delays and has provoked reactions, particularly from Turkey, which claims parts of the area.
Sources: Kathimerini
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