The paper discusses the significance of interconnector projects in the Eastern Mediterranean, such as the EuroAsia Interconnector, EuroAfrica Interconnector, and Türkiye-north Cyprus Interconnector in terms of providing a secure and sustainable electricity supply to the region. These projects are particularly addressing the isolation of Cyprus and Israel's electricity grids. While they serve energy security purposes, the paper suggests that these interconnectors should be part of a larger vision for an interconnected Mediterranean power system, promoting a low-carbon regional energy framework beyond geopolitical faultiness.