A €170 million investment to double the energy supply by way of a second interconnector to Sicily, has been announced by Energy Minister Miriam Dalli art of the next phase for Malta’s energy sector. She explained that a comprehensive study confirms investment in the energy sector will allow energy supply to meet the demand. Minister Dalli announced
The Cabinet has given its go-ahead for the second Malta-Sicily interconnector, Energy Minister Miriam Dalli said on Tuesday. The 200-megawatt cable will cost around €170 million. It will run parallel to the existing interconnector that links Malta with Ragusa. The project is expected to be completed in 2025. Speaking at a press conference, Dalli said
The Cabinet has given its go-ahead for the second Malta-Sicily interconnector, Energy Minister Miriam Dalli said on Tuesday. The 200-megawatt cable will cost around €170 million. It will run parallel to the existing interconnector that links Malta with Ragusa. The project is expected to be completed in 2025. Speaking at a press conference, Dalli said
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Malta is set to get a second electricity interconnector linking the island to Sicily after Cabinet gave the project the thumbs up, Energy Minister Miriam Dalli said on Tuesday. The 200-megawatt cable is expected to cost €170 million and will run parallel to the existing interconnector that links Malta with Ragusa. It is expected to be completed in
Malta will be starting the process to install a second interconnector between Malta and Ragusa in Sicily, Energy Minister Miriam Dalli announced today. The minister said the plans had been approved by the cabinet earlier today. Dalli said that other locations had been considered, however it was ultimately decided to go for a connection with Ragusa