Given that the issue, at EU startegic policy level, is whether coal mixed with a small percentage of food processing by-products is actually bio-mass, was Joseph prepared to risk a billion euros of public money?

Plants certified running on bio-mass recieve funding, although on condition that exhaust emissions would still have to undergo filtering.

Sargas propose converting the filtering equipment to make money out of emissions, a cost into an investment. Problem is the EU isn’t as impressed as our dear leader, to recogniose it as green technology, the consequence could be substantial, make that major, yearly fines.

Or was Joseph under assurance that our commissioner would have done his best to sort out these two minor details?

Is this the kind of decision maker we want?

One was to follow the Cyprus way of running the economy.

The other was to get lumped with this olive-oil running floating power station.

Deafening silence.