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Analyst Orestis Omran, during an interview at the OT.gr studio within TIF: 'Implementation of the project will contribute to lifting Cyprus' energy isolation'

For residential self-consumers with installations up to 10.8 kW, any benefit from excess energy can be applied as a discount on their electricity bill from their provider.

Upon delivery of all contracted for vessels by the third quarter of 2027, CCEC expects to become the largest US-listed LNG transportation company

Once operational, the new waste plant in the central Macedonia province will process waste created by nearly 65% of the region’s population

The new notes are expected to be listed for trading on the Euro MTF market of the Luxembourg Stock Exchange.

Greece performed excpetionally according to the biannual EY Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index (RECAI), a report that assesses the investment and deployment opportunities in 40 of the world’s top markets

This evolving approach is exemplified in the recent developments surrounding Helleniq Energy, where the Latsis Group, its primary shareholder, reportedly intends to withdraw from the energy sector

Masdar CEO Mohamed Jameel Al Ramahi refers to Abu Dhabi energy group’s strategic deal, by which 'we reinforce our presence in Greece'

The 3.2bln-euro deal by Masdar is the largest energy transaction on the Athens Stock Exchange and one of the biggest in the European renewables sector

The company approved a record 199.4-million-euro dividend distribution to its shareholders, or 1.80 euros per share, in a general meeting to be paid out on Wednesday, July 3rd.

Top U.S official warns of several challenges faced by the planet, and significance of Western countries' efforts to achieve energy independence from Russian fossil fuels

China stands out in REN21's analysis as the sole nation witnessing a consistent increase in electricity's share of energy consumption, rising from 20% to 30% between 2011 and 2021.

The initiative was launched by the City of Athens, in cooperation with its development arm DAEM, in order to train local government officials on how to save energy at municipal buildings and combat energy poverty

Wind and solar power have become so economically viable that they're now unprofitable for investors, but a boon for Greek families and businesses.

Terna Energy reports greater installed power from its wind park network in the SE corner of Evia Island, the biggest such project in Greece

Moreover, a surplus of generated electricity cannot be fully absorbed by domestic grids and this excess power finds eager buyers in the form of companies entering into Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), willing to pay a premium for clean energy.

Greece’s Energy Ministry is pushing legislation to accelerate the construction of the first floating wind farms in Greek seas

Alexandra Sdoukou: Never in post-war Greece have we had so many two-dimensional and three-dimensional surveys