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NICOLE MEILAK
THE son of slain journalist Daphne Caruana
Galizia is insisting the Electrogas consorti-
um could still benefit from an EU-funded gas
pipeline to Malta, regardless of whether the
Maltese government would be liable or not for
gas exit payouts to the company.
Matthew Caruana Galizia said in a press con-
ference on Wednesday that Malta's requests
for a €200 million Connecting Europe Facility
grant for its gas pipeline to Sicily, should not
be acceded to, because by the time the pipe-
line is laid out in 2028 it would still be Electro-
gas – the owner of the Delimara 4 plant – that
will be its sole owner and converting the gas
into energy.
EU funds for Malta gas pipeline
would only benefit Electrogas,
Matthew Caruana Galizia says
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Son of slain journalist
Daphne Caruana Galizia
insists that Electrogas,
whose shareholders
included Yorgen Fenech,
will remain the sole user
of any imported gas
The Electrogas plant in Delimara
