HELLENiQ ENERGY's Shiamishis urges balanced energy transition at ADIPEC 2026

By Public Technologies
  • Helleniq Energy's Andreas Shiamishis spoke at ADIPEC 2026, running November 2-5, highlighting the group's resilience amid persistent energy-market volatility.
  • He credited the group's transformation with strengthening resilience through diversified supply sources and adequate inventories.
  • Shiamishis urged a balanced energy transition, noting hydrocarbons still supply more than 50% of global energy needs.
  • He linked Europe's previous environmental policy focus to limited refining investment, warning that a shift in approach may not last.


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