1,747 energy communities, but only 18 new project applications in 6 months. Central Macedonia is the “champion” in electrified capacity, while in Western Macedonia for every 1 MW electrified, 3.6
November 2025 saw the highest exports in the last two years (1.34 TWh), with over 90% exported through Sidirokastro. LNG ranked first in imports for November with 3.26 TWh (78%
Until recently, Greece was on track to achieve its CO₂ emissions reduction target of 55% by 2030, thanks to lignite phase-out and the rapid expansion of renewable energy. However, Nikos
Recent government announcements on hydrocarbon exploration in the Ionian Sea have been presented as a pathway to Greece’s energy autonomy. However, as Nikos Mantzaris, energy policy analyst and co-founder of
During the latest episode of ECONEWS by DEI with Korina Georgiou, Ioanna Souka, Energy Policy Analyst at The Green Tank, commented on Greece’s performance in the Climate Change Performance Index
Despite the increase in electricity generation from Renewable Energy Sources (RES), Greece consistently remains among the most expensive countries in Europe in the day-ahead electricity market (DAM). According to a
In October 2025 carbon intensity in electricity production reached an eight-month peak (266 g CO2/kWh) due to high production from both gas and lignite compared to other months during this
In the latest episode of ADMIE’s podcast “Stin Priza (Plugged In), with journalist Mantalena Piou,” Nikos Mantzaris, policy analyst and co-founder of The Green Tank, explains why renewables are driving
In an article for energypress, Nikos Mantzaris, policy analyst and co-founder of The Green Tank, examines ENTSO-E data and clarifies the factors behind the drop in electricity prices in Greece
The Green Tank participated in the public consultation launched by the Ministry of Environment and Energy on the updated National Action Plan to Combat Energy Poverty, submitting detailed comments and










