Greek Energy Min: Will Fully Diversify From Russian Oil

The video discusses the ongoing negotiations for EU price caps on oil and gas, highlighting Greece's commitment to diversifying from Russian oil and its stance on gas price caps. It addresses the impact of these measures on the Greek shipping industry and emphasizes the importance of reducing Russian revenue to weaken its war efforts. The video also explores Greece's potential as an energy hub for Europe and its preparedness for energy security during winter.

What is Greece's plan regarding Russian oil by January 2023?

• To maintain current import levels

• To negotiate better prices with Russia

• To completely stop buying Russian oil

• To increase imports from Russia

Why does Greece support a horizontal gas price cap across Europe?

• To limit gas supply

• To support Russian gas exports

• To reduce electricity prices

• To increase gas prices

What is the Greek shipping industry's response to the Russian gas embargo?

• Reducing the number of ships

• Ordering new LNG ships

• Stopping all gas transportation

• Switching to oil transportation

What is Greece's main target concerning Russia's exports?

• To subsidize them

• To ignore them

• To constrain them

• To increase them

How is Greece preparing to become an energy hub for Europe?

• By importing more oil

• By building new regasification units

• By closing existing pipelines

• By reducing energy exports

What infrastructure has Greece developed to ensure energy security?

• New coal plants

• Wind farms

• Nuclear power stations

• Critical gas supply infrastructure

What measure has Greece taken to reduce gas demand?

• Increased gas imports

• Reduced gas demand by 32%

• Stopped gas exports

• Increased gas prices