Almost 7 out of 10 citizens in Kozani, Eordaia, Florina and Amyndeon encourage local authorities and the Greek government to review the ongoing planning for fossil gas-based heating and district heating.
Despite its delay, the ministerial decision is considered positive on several points in terms of supporting self-production in Greece.
The increase of fossil gas in Greece’s electricity production not only threatens the progress of renewables, but also puts a strain on the climate with extra greenhouse gas emissions.
In a SKAI Crete radio interview, Ioanna Souka talked about the EU Emissions Trading System and the recent Green Tank report.
The Green Tank participated in the Call for Evidence by the European Commission on the EU environmental law – 2025 implementation review.
Ioli Christopoulou sat down with Greek website Popaganda to discuss the rocky road until the NRL’s adoption, as well as its basic goals and the stakes for the future.
In May 2024, Greece had the cleanest electricity production mix (231 g CO2/kWh), which was accompanied by an all-time low in lignite production (50 GWh).
Increasing gas imports from Russia and rapidly declining LNG imports call into question the viability of existing and planned gas infrastructure
Historic low of 50 GWh of monthly lignite production in May, but a surge in gas use with the highest monthly production in 2024.
“Kathimerini” online feature on the sperm whales’ collision avoidance system for ships – Statements from project partners The Green Tank and OceanCare.