Petrolina recently celebrated a green leap forward by awarding two lucky winners, Chrysostomos Chrysostomou and Christos Papalouka, with cuttingedge Nissan XTrail ePower SUVs valued at €46,100 each. The celebratory handover took place at Ammos Mackenzy Beach in Larnaca, embodying Petrolina’s commitment to sustainability and customercentric digital transformation through the MyPetrolina app campaign.
In the quest for sustainability, the tourism paradigm is shifting from a focus on increasing visitor numbers to prioritizing quality experiences, environmental protection, and community support. This transition aims to safeguard natural and cultural attractions while ensuring longterm industry viability and memorable travel experiences.
The Famagusta district organization (EOAA) is leading the way in sustainability and efficiency by going completely paperfree. With the implementation of digital signatures, secure platforms, and specialized training for staff, the EOAA is embracing a digital revolution to enhance access, security, and productivity.
Cyprus is spearheading agricultural innovation and sustainability with seven strategic priorities, including investments in highaltitude regions, renewable energy adoption, crop protection systems, artificial lactation devices, smart irrigation systems, and water conservation measures. Agriculture Minister Maria Panayiotou unveiled these ambitious plans, aimed at modernizing and revitalizing the Cypriot farming sector, ensuring a resilient and prosperous future for the country’s agricultural industry.
Sustainable gastronomy thrives in Cyprus, where Lidl champions local ingredients, cooking classes, and ecofriendly practices. The Sustainable Gastronomy Competition celebrates culinary innovation while preserving the island’s rich heritage and promoting a greener future.
Cyprus must act swiftly to combat extreme heat and water stress by harnessing solar energy, promoting sustainable tourism, implementing educational initiatives, and utilizing rainwater and grey water for nonpotable purposes. The rising temperatures and dwindling water reserves highlight the urgent need for these strategies to secure a sustainable future for the island nation amidst escalating climate challenges.
Island Oil Holdings’ inaugural ESG report showcases their commitment to sustainability, following strict standards set by the Global Reporting Initiative and SASB. The report not only highlights their environmental efforts but also emphasizes their dedication to social responsibility and governance, aligning with the UN Sustainable Development Goals and setting a precedent for corporate responsibility in the marine fuel industry.
Cyprus tourism faces economic struggles as revenue fails to keep up with inflation despite a rise in visitor numbers. Issues like shortened stays, high costs, and market dependence hinder sustainability efforts, highlighting the need for a robust winter tourism strategy and diversified approach.
The Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) is making bold moves to slash energy costs by adopting green practices and investing heavily in renewables. Key initiatives include €148 million for green energy incentives, power plant upgrades, and solar panel installations on schools, all aimed at promoting sustainability and education.
Cyprus Public Transport (CPT) carries over 36,000 passengers daily, reducing accidents by 30% and contributing to environmental goals with a partially electrified fleet, making the daily commute easier and more sustainable for all.
