The European Union is going to pump €101m into a project aimed at hooking Cyprus up to natural gas, as part of the so-called Southern Gas Corridor, it announced on Thursday (25 January).
According to the European Commission, member states agreed on Thursday to invest €873m overall in energy infrastructure, including around €200m in natural gas projects.
The CyprusGas2EU project "will end the current energy isolation" of Cyprus, a member of the bloc since 2004.
Cyprus relies ...
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