Domestic fossil gas consumption rebounded in October (4.86 TWh), despite rising prices. Consumption over the first ten months of the year recorded its third-highest level ever (54.8 TWh), with a
Reversal of the upward trend in emissions in September, with 1.06 million tonnes (-22.7% compared to August), mainly driven by reduced fossil gas consumption. Cumulative emissions since the beginning of
In the first 9 months of 2026, the gap between electricity generation from clean energy sources and fossil fuels widened further, reaching 8.8 TWh. However, September saw the highest monthly
Plans to explore for and potentially extract fossil gas south of the Peloponnese and Crete pose risks to vulnerable marine mammals, while also raising questions about Greece’s climate commitments and
Speaking during a news bulletin on ERT News on 19/10/2026, Nikos Mantzaris, co-founder and lead policy analyst at The Green Tank, discussed rising energy costs and the need for immediate,
On Synora, a programme hosted by Kalli Zarali on ERT3, Nikos Mantzaris, lead policy analyst and co-founder of The Green Tank, highlighted delays in the development of energy storage in
In this issue, we explore the challenges and choices shaping the transition to a sustainable future. From electricity prices, renewables and fossil gas to nature conservation, marine ecosystems and the
Nikos Mantzaris, co-founder and Lead Policy Analyst at The Green Tank, spoke on SKAI Radio’s programme Defterες Skepseis on Sunday, 11 October 2026, with hosts Petros Kirkilis and Isaak Triantafyllidis.
The role of self-generation and Energy Communities in reducing energy costs, as well as the barriers that continue to hinder their development, was discussed by Nikos Mantzaris, Policy Analyst and
Europe aims to end all Russian gas imports by November 2027. Greece aspires to play a central role in this effort, becoming a gateway for US liquefied natural gas (LNG)










