The firm represents clients throughout the energy sector, from major international and national oil companies through to independent juniors, funders, investors, state-owned companies and the government.
Our firm has acted for a number of years as the retained counsels of a government owned private company, having the authority to negotiate, administer, manage and agree, on behalf of the government of the Republic of Cyprus, on all matters relating to hydrocarbons, including, without limitation, the exploitation and sale of hydrocarbons in the Exclusive Economic Zone of Cyprus.
Moreover, Pamboridis LLC is regularly included in international consortia with other Global Legal or Advisory Firms to provide the local insight on consulting services to the Energy Sector of Cyprus or Greece extending from import, storage and distribution of Natural Gas or Oil products to transmission, supply and trading of such products as well as the management of distribution and supply systems. We have acted for clients investing in most aspects of the Renewables Sector both in Cyprus and in Greece and have assisted with all stages of licencing, construction and operations of Wind farms, as well as solar energy projects.
Being in the forefront of the developments in the field of energy in Cyprus, our lawyers’ first-hand and in-depth knowledge of the relevant national, EU and international legal and regulatory environment allows us to provide comprehensive and efficient advice to our clients on all aspects of energy projects.
The basic principle, central prerequisite and condition for the application of the TUPE Law is that the “transfer” must concern: Therefore, in order to determine whether a particular transaction falls within the scope of the TUPE Law, particular importance is attached to whether (a) an organized group of resources has been transferred and, furthermore, (b) […]
Mandatory Electronic Registration: Under the Transparent and Predictable Working Conditions Law 25(I)/2023 and based on Regulation ΚΔΠ455/2024, an important administrative obligation has been imposed on all employers of the private sector to submit the essential terms of employment of all their employees to the government electronic platform “ERGANI”. Employers who fail to comply risk facing […]
This article examines the extensive power of the Attorney General in Cyprus to suspend criminal prosecutions (nolle prosequi), highlighting how the lack of clear legal criteria, transparency, and external oversight raises significant concerns for accountability and public trust in the justice system. It outlines how European institutions and judicial bodies have repeatedly criticized this framework […]