At the heart of EGYPES 2025, one of the most significant international energy exhibitions and a strategic dialogue platform shaping the future of the energy market, stood Copelouzos Group. Thomas Achimastos, Vice President of the Group, presented the progress and strategic importance of the Greece-Egypt electrical interconnection project, known as the GREGY Interconnection—one of the most emblematic energy initiatives in the Eastern Mediterranean region.

During his speech, Mr. Achimastos highlighted the multiple benefits of the interconnection, not only for Greece and Egypt but also for the entire European energy market. By transmitting green electricity from Egypt to Europe, the GREGY project will contribute to:

• The supply of affordable and green energy from renewable sources, promoting sustainable development.
• The creation of a new energy corridor, establishing the Eastern Mediterranean as a pillar of sustainable growth.
• The diversification of energy sources and the reduction of dependence on fossil fuels.
• The support of the European industry’s competitiveness and international expansion.

Participation at EGYPES 2025

EGYPES 2025 is one of the most influential events in the energy sector, attracting key industry leaders, governments, and major energy corporations from around the world. The participation of Copelouzos Group in such a prestigious international forum underscores its role as a key player in shaping the future of clean energy and intercontinental energy infrastructure.

“The Greece-Egypt electricity interconnection—GREGY—is not just another energy investment. It is a strategic initiative that positions Greece as a bridge between two continents and strengthens Europe’s energy security,” stated Thomas Achimastos, emphasizing the significance of collaboration with Egypt and the potential expansion of similar projects within the framework of the energy transition.

As a pioneer in energy investments, Copelouzos Group remains committed to developing robust energy infrastructure that shapes the future of sustainable energy in the Eastern Mediterranean and Europe.