Amos Hochstein

US 'Applying Pressure' on Greece to Build Gas Link w/ Bulgaria

US diplomats are working in Greece to make sure the interconnector project between Athens and Sofia will be carried out, the Bulgarian National Radio has said.

"The interconnector with Bulgaria is a priority for Greece's energy policy as well," BNR's correspondent in Athens quotes Greek Energy Minister Skourletis as telling lawmakers in Parliament.

Antic, Hochstein discuss Serbia-U.S. energy cooperation

Serbian Energy Minister Aleksandar Antic has met with U.S. State Department's Special Envoy and Coordinator for International Energy Affairs Amos Hochstein.

The two officials discussed the cooperation between Serbia and the U.S. in the energy sector, diversification of energy supply and sources, and improvement of Serbia's energy security, the Ministry said.

Building New Unit at Bulgaria's Kozloduy NPP Will Cost USD 5.3 B

The construction of a new generating unit at Bulgaria's sole Kozloduy nuclear power plant (NPP) will cost USD 5.3 B.

The price had been specified diring a meeting between Energy MinisterTemenuzhka Petkova and the visiting Special Envoy to US Secretary of State John Kerry, Amos Hochstein, according to BGNES.

US energy envoy in Greece reportedly expresses ‘concern’ over Athen’ intent to join Russian natgas grid

 

Washington’s special envoy for energy met with top Greek ministers in Athens on Friday on the heels of the leftist government’s ongoing talks with Russia’s Putin to clinch a pipeline deal, a prospect viewed with apprehension by the US side.

Greece wants to be 'pluralistic energy hub,' Lafazanis says after talks with US energy envoy

Greece wants to become a "pluralistic energy hub in the region" with a multi-level and independent energy policy based exclusively on national interests, cooperation and energy security in the region and Europe," Energy Minister Panagiotis Lafazanis said on Friday after talks with Amos Hochstein, a US special envoy for international energy relations.

Tsipras and Putin signal step forward on pipeline

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed energy cooperation in a telephone conversation on Thursday during which the Russian leader expressed his readiness to finance a Greek company that will participate in the construction of a Russian pipeline that would carry natural gas to Europe, Tsipras?s office said.

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