In the first eight months of 2024, Greece had the cleanest electricity production mix (267 g. CO2/kWh) compared to the same period of the last ten years.
The second highest production ever from RES (2,275 GWh) was recorded in August, while production from fossil gas (2,194 GWh) was the second highest of 2024.
The leaders of the Think Sustainable Europe network stress that the EU’s drive for competitiveness and security should not replace a long-term vision that delivers for the environment and citizens’ well-being.
Positive and negative aspects of the Greek NECP.
How the large share of imports from Russia, the increase of gas in electricity production and high electricity prices are linked.
Nikos Mantzaris explained the causes and solutions to the high electricity price crisis in South-Eastern Europe
August recorded the second highest Russian gas imports in Greece ever (3.64 TWh), just one month after the historic high of July (3.69 TWh).
A new report by The Green Tank finds that over the past 1.5 year, meeting domestic demand has never required more thermal power plant capacity than that currently available by gas plants (6 GW).
“Yes” to energy storage with clear targets, “no” to waste burning in lignite areas and the weakening of self-production.
The impact of Ukraine’s energy crisis and the astronomically priced exports from Greek thermal plants.