in-cyprus27 Jul 2026

Battery storage to reach Cyprus by early 2027, minister says

Energy storage batteries will reach Cyprus in early 2027, the Energy Minister said yesterday from Paphos. Michalis Damianos said the relevant contract has already been signed with the company and with the Transmission System Operator of Cyprus (TSOC), pointing to January of the new year for this development.

The minister added that the installations will be completed before the summer of 2027, adding a total of 125 megawatts of stored energy to Cyprus’s energy reserve. This, he explained, will...

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