Is the future looking bright for 11 EU Member States? Updated report by CAN Europe, with the contribution of The Green Tank.
In the first two months of 2024, 2.4 million tonnes CO2 were emitted in Greece, down by 8.4% compared the same period in 2023 and -37.8% from the 5-year average.
Nikos Mantzaris was called to answer the titular question during an online panel by ELIAMEP.
In the first two months of 2024, renewables approached 50% of the demand (47.7%). Together with large hydro they exceeded 55%.
Nikos Mantzaris was invited by Socrates Moutidis to the podcast of “Chronos Kozani”, where he explained why gas is a highly problematic “solution” for district heating in Western Macedonia.
In the first two months of 2024, gas consumption increased by 30.1% compared to the same period in 2023. Greece fell to 23rd place in the EU-27 in terms of
Longread by Nikos Mantzaris for Inside Story and Macropolis.
In January 2024, 1.28 million tonnes of CO2 were emitted, increasing by 6.2% from January 2023, decreasing by 40.6% compared to the five-year average.
In January 2024, renewables had the second highest monthly production historically (2,207 GWh), just behind the first in August 2023 (2,254 GWh). Together with large hydro, they covered almost 60%
Ioanna Souka explains why there is a serious risk that the planned new LNG infrastructure will end up being stranded assets for a news report by Energy Intelligence.









