Greece schedules first auction for guarantees of origin
The Greek renewable market operator, DAPEEP, said the country's first auction for guarantees of origin would take place on June 26
Greece suspends electricity imports until May 7 to protect system
The Greek Independent Power Transmission Operator (IPTO) has announced the suspension of all electricity imports during the hours around noon
Renewable energy curtailments already surpassed 2023 levels in Greece
An unusually hot spring has weakened electricity demand and prices in Greece, while also increasing curtailments
Curtailments, record-low power prices threaten renewables investments in Greece, Spain
Renewable energy developers have underestimated the effects of curtailments and low wholesale prices
New law in Greece to increase curtailments, regulate auctions, roll out Apollo self-consumption program
Several big changes are introduced in the Greek energy market through a new bill of law submitted by the relevant ministry
Greece makes U-turn on energy policy, climate ambition
Greece is expected to again revise its National Climate and Energy Plan (NECP) before submitting the final version
Greece ranks first in Europe in number of citizen energy communities
Greece holds the first place in the number of citizen energy communities, according to a new report by CEER
Athenean Energy Coalition aims to reduce energy costs with renewables
Eight municipalities in Attica founded the so-called Athenean Energy Coalition to provide cheaper energy to their citizens
