Greece’s energy transition at risk amid gridlock with batteries, new tech
An overreliance on photovoltaics, combined with slow growth in new technologies and storage, threatens Greece's renewable energy future
Greek offshore wind farm program at standstill for more than one year
More than three years after the first offshore wind law, Greece made little progress toward achieving the national goal
Greek regulator steps in to prevent energy communities misuse
Legitimate energy communities have suffered in Greece, as private investors have been taking advantage of the status
Electricity exchange kicks off in Cyprus with 17 participants
The power market liberalization in Cyprus took effect as trading began at the new electricity exchange's day-ahead, forward and balancing markets
Greece mulls subsidizing green energy as loan to energy-intensive industry
The Greek government intends to support energy-intensive industries through a new mechanism involving renewable energy
Renewables account turns red in Greece amid more low and negative power prices
Conditions in the Greek market have worsened for renewable energy producers, as a result of low and negative electricity prices
Race against time to secure EU funding for waste-to-energy plants in Greece
Hostile public reactions and opposition by municipal authorities threaten to derail Greece's efforts to build six waste-to-energy plants
Nine times more licenses in Greece than grid capacity
Licensed renewable energy projects in Greece currently stand at about 90 GW. New submissions have been falling sharply.
