Issue of national priorities and coordination between Athens and Nicosia It comes from the recent statements by Cypriot Finance Minister Maki Keravnou about the cable Great Sea Interconnector.
Over a period of time during which the Athens “Puts his hand on fire” for the project with the Great Sea Interconnector cable, preparing to confront the Turks, Nicosia expresses doubts about its feasibility.
The issue is obviously not so much the payment of € 25m this year, but what Mr Keravnos said about the unsustainability of the whole investment. Nicosia now cites studies that are supposed to prove it, but have not been published to be evaluated.
The Cypriot side also stood in the placement of the Italian regulatory authority, which recently called for the corresponding new electric interconnection with Greece to be reviewed. That is, it compares two works completely irrelevant to each other.
Thus, the question first arises as to what the Cypriot government wants in the end and whether it is willing to comply with the commitments it has made. Does he know something that we all ignore? Is he trying to get out of the scrape fly?
The above are impressed, especially if one considers that this summer Cyprus had a blackout due to lack of electricity and high production cuts. That is, we are talking about a “crap” in energy planning, as a result of many years of doubts between various major projects and solutions, so that no one is completed.