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Electricity That Costs Nothing—or Even Less? It’s Happening More and More

A surge in wind and solar power means many businesses and consumers around Europe can get paid for plugging in. The U.S. could be next.

By Matthew Dalton, The Wall Street Journal
Electricity That Costs Nothing—or Even Less? It’s Happening More and More

PM: One-off Windfall Tax on Power Producers to Subsidize Rates

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said the extraordinary windfall tax will be levied in August and September, in a bid to subsidize surging rates

PM: One-off Windfall Tax on Power Producers to Subsidize Rates

Decisions Over Exploratory Hydrocarbon Drilling SW of Crete, Ionian Expected Shortly

By all accounts, such drilling will focus on exploitable natural gas deposits in Greek waters

Decisions Over Exploratory Hydrocarbon Drilling SW of Crete, Ionian Expected Shortly

Electricity Pricing Changes Looming as Providers Unveil New Strategies

Providers engaging in a 'price war' aim to attract those seeking stable charges, diverging from the anticipated variations in 'yellow' and 'green' bills

Electricity Pricing Changes Looming as Providers Unveil New Strategies

EU Approves Greek Aid for Energy-Intensive Firms Amid Ukraine Crisis

Commission approves €150 million Greek scheme to support energy-intensive companies in the context of Russia's war against Ukraine

EU Approves Greek Aid for Energy-Intensive Firms Amid Ukraine Crisis

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