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Cypriot company undertakes provision of services to Israel’s natural gas fields

The Cyprus-based VTS / VSS EPE companies of the Vasiliko Terminal Services Ltd group, which are offering the full range of marine environment protection and spill response services and having mechanism to deal with accidents at the local, regional and national levels, will provide specialized services for the work in Israel’s natural gas fields.

Cyprus Group’s CEO Yiannos Lakkotrypis said in his comments about the co-operation: "As a company we provide services to oil giants operating in the Eastern Mediterranean region. The high level of technology and readiness combined with the well-trained staff of the company paves the way for us to participate in the work being carried out in the EEZ of Israel."

The extraction of natural gas deposits in Israel has been undertaken also by the Greek group, Energean Oil & Gas Group.
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