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
Domestic electricity demand in October 2025 was at a five-month low of 4,268 GWh. However, the country continued to maintain high export levels (245 GWh). Renewable energy sources ranked first
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
The Green Tank submitted its positions to the European Commission’s public consultation on the Electrification Action Plan, emphasizing the need for a rapid, fair, and sustainable transition to clean energy.
The Green Tank submitted comments and recommendations to the public consultation on the draft law of the Hellenic Ministry of Environment and Energy regarding the capture, use, transport and storage
Greece is ranked 30th in this year’s Climate Change Performance Index (#CCPI) 2026, among 63 countries, marking an 8-place drop compared to 2025. According to the ranking published today at
The energy transition is advancing, but one crucial question remains: are the funds truly reaching citizens and investments, or do they remain on paper? In her article in Efimerida ton










