12/04/2023
Statement by Nikos Mantzaris in the article by Hara Bourganis on Green Tank’s latest analysis of trends in fossil gas consumption and imports.
11/04/2023
Radio interview with Nikos Mantzaris for ERT’s First Programme.
10/04/2023
Greece completed the eight-month period of reduction in fossil gas consumption set by the EU (August 2022-March 2023), with -20.9% compared to the five-year average -thus far exceeding the European target of -15%- and -31.8% compared to the same eight-month period of the previous year.
06/04/2023
A total of 2.67 million tonnes of CO2 were emitted in the first two months of 2023 for electricity production, reduced by 14.7% compared to the same period in 2022. PPC has already spent 22.2% of its carbon budget for 2023 according to the sustainability clause of its bond loans.
31/03/2023
The launch of the campaign was followed by the publication of the analysis “Freedom from Fossil Fuels”.
29/03/2023
Renewables surpassed the combined production from lignite and gas in the first two months of 2023. There was a large reduction in gas, an increase in net imports and a decrease in electricity demand, however below the levels of Greece’s European goals.
10/03/2023
In the first 7 months (August-February) of the 8-month period of reduction in fossil gas consumption set by the EU, Greece reduced its gas consumption by 20.9% compared to the 5-year average, thus far exceeding the EU target of -15%, and by 30% compared to the same period last year.
07/03/2023
The public hearing was held at the Standing Committee of Production and Trade of the Greek Parliament on Tuesday March 07, 2023.
05/03/2023
A total of 1.2 million tonnes of CO2 were emitted in the first month of 2023 for electricity production, reduced by 28.2% compared to January 2022. PPC has already spent 9.8% of its carbon budget for 2023 according to the sustainability clause of its bond loans.
28/02/2023
In January 2023, renewables are ahead; there is a significant decrease in electricity consumption; a large reduction in fossil gas and lignite, but also a 78% jump in net electricity imports.