Eastern Mediterranean
Gas Province

The Eastern Mediterranean has emerged as a significant gas province since 2009. Cyprus sits at the heart of this region, with roughly 80 Tcf discovered across multiple countries since 2000 and growing importance for European energy security.

~80
Tcf Discovered
since 2000
5
Producer Countries
8
EMGF Members
3
LNG Plants
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Regional Gas Infrastructure

Explore pipelines, LNG terminals, and gas fields across the Eastern Mediterranean.

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Key Regional Events

2009 Tamar discovered in Israel (10 Tcf)
2010 Leviathan discovered in Israel (22 Tcf)
2011 Aphrodite discovered in Cyprus (4 Tcf)
2015 Zohr discovered in Egypt (30 Tcf)
2019 East Mediterranean Gas Forum established
2019 Glaucus discovered in Cyprus (6-8 Tcf)
2022 Israel-Lebanon maritime border agreement
2025 Cronos Host Government Agreement signed — Cyprus gas to Egypt via Zohr and Damietta LNG (Feb)
2025 Israel-Egypt gas export deal worth $35bn signed (Aug)
2026 Leviathan Phase 1B expansion FID in Israel ($2.36bn, Jan)
2026 TotalEnergies-Eni-QatarEnergy sign Lebanon Block 8 exploration permit (Jan)
2026 Egypt agrees to take full Aphrodite output via pipeline to Port Said (Apr)

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