Ag. Dimitrios shutdown today leaves Greece with last coal plant
Today is the last day of operation of the Agios Dimitrios thermoelectric station, Greece's largest lignite-fired facility
Greece frames solar power’s zero prices as informal consumer support
The Greek government is reluctant to remunerate photovoltaic producers for their high losses from zero or negative hourly wholesale prices
Greece races to complete more energy projects and reforms before RRF ends
Greece has made significant progress in its energy transition with the help of the Resilience and Recovery Fund (RRF)
Power imports in Greece drop to nearly zero in January
Greece saw the balance of electricity exchanges with neighboring markets change rapidly during the last couple of years. It became a net exporter.
Greece’s IPTO postpones island interconnections, proposes higher revenue limit
New power interconnections between mainland Greece and the Dodecanese and Northern Aegean islands have been pushed back by a year. According to recent statements from the Independent Power Transmission Operator (IPTO or ADMIE), both interconnections were scheduled to enter commercial operation by 2029, but now they are seen in 2030. The cost estimations were revised […]
Greece’s IPTO mulls capital increase with existing shareholders
Independent Power Transmission Operator of Greece reportedly needs a capital boost of EUR 1.1 billion to keep the development plan on track
Greece outlines long-term investment plan to solve water crisis
The Greek government presented a plan to maintain the water supply, as drought has reduced reserves
Uncertain future of Greece-Cyprus Great Sea Interconnector project
Greece and Cyprus find themselves at odds when it comes to Great Sea Interconnector (GSI), their big project for a subsea electricity cable