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At least half of the fund's total budget concerns development and storage projects on the islands. Eligible projects include small investments aimed at self-consumption of homes and businesses, as well as larger ones, such as hybrid energy production systems that combine RES with storage systems. Emphasis is also placed on financing the development of offshore wind farms.
By: Chryssa Liaggou
Israeli Energy Minister Eli Cohen will visit Athens on Tuesday to sign a bilateral agreement with Greek Energy Minister Theodoros Skylakakis.
The government is set to implement a €100 million subsidy package to shield households and businesses from soaring wholesale electricity prices.
PPC follows Protergia's example to avoid burdening customers with power rate increases
Almost a year after the introduction in the electricity market of “colored” rates and the dominance of the “green” special tariff – imposed by law to prevent another fiasco such as that with the “adjustment clause” – more and more consumers are now choosing the “blue” fixed tariffs.
Having energy storage projects as its priority, Athens-listed group Metlen is continuing the dynamic development of its green portfolio both domestically and internationally.
Dues totaling 1.5 billion euros are what consumers changing providers have left in the electricity market. The largest percentage corresponds to unpaid debts of consumers who abuse the right to free movement provided for in the Electricity Supply Code.
Choosing an energy provider has become a headache for consumers. The abundance of tariffs and the possibility of changing providers from month to
The new year is set to be a milestone for Canadian group Eldorado Gold and its Greek subsidiary Hellas Gold. According to the program recently presented by the company's management to analysts, the mining operation in Skouries, Halkidiki – also Eldorado's largest – is on course to be put into operation gradually over the next year.
Ownership of the electricity interconnection assets will temporarily remain with ADMIE.
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