EastMed Pipeline

Proposed Pipeline

A proposed 1,900 km subsea pipeline from Eastern Mediterranean gas fields to Greece via Crete and onward to Italy. As of 2026 the project is effectively dormant — no final investment decision has been taken and it remains stalled by prohibitive cost and financing challenges, though it has not been formally cancelled. Cyprus's export strategy has shifted toward routing gas to Egypt for liquefaction.

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Capacity
10-20 Bcm/year
Length
1,900
km
Est. Cost
$6B
USD
Target Date
Dormant (no FID)

Project Details

Status
Proposed
Type
Pipeline
Capacity
10-20 Bcm/year
Length
1,900 km
Est. Cost
$6B
Target Date
Dormant (no FID)
Linked Fields
3

Aphrodite News

Offshore Technology • Aug 3

Shell to sell BG Cyprus and Aphrodite gas stake to MOL Group

Shell has agreed to sell its wholly-owned subsidiary BG Cyprus and its Aphrodite gas field stake to MOL Group for up to $720m.

Splash247 • Aug 3

MOL buys Shell stake in Cyprus gas field for $720m

Hungary’s MOL has signed an agreement to acquire BG Cyprus, a 100% subsidiary of supermajor Shell, which holds a 35% non-operated interest in the Aphrodite gas field in the eastern Mediterranean. This acquisition is the biggest E&P growth opportunity for the company since acquiring a 9.57% stake ...

Cyprus Mail • Jul 31

Shell exits Cyprus Aphrodite gas field in $720m deal

Energy company Shell said on Friday it had ‌agreed to sell its BG Cyprus unit to Hungarian oil and gas firm MOL Group for up to $720 million, as the British oil major sharpens its focus on LNG ​operations. BG Cyprus’ 35 per cent non-operated interest in a Cyprus Offshore block, home ​to the Aphro...

Offshore Engineer • Jul 31

Shell Agrees $720M Sale of Cyprus Gas Unit to MOL Group

Shell has agreed to sell its wholly owned subsidiary BG Cyprus to MOL Group for up to $720 million, giving the Hungarian energy company a 35% stake in Cyprus' Aphrodite offshore gas field…

In-Cyprus • Jul 31

MOL to acquire Shell’s Aphrodite gas field stake for up to $720m

Shell has agreed to sell its BG Cyprus unit to Hungarian oil and gas firm MOL Group for up to $720 million, Reuters reported, as the British energy major sharpens its focus on LNG operations. BG Cyprus’ 35% non-operated interest in a Cyprus Offshore block, home to the Aphrodite gas field in the e...

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