#ENERGY
Which Households Will Now Be Classified as Energy Poor in Greece
One of the most notable changes is the explicit inclusion of cooling needs in the definition of energy poverty.
The Energy Equations of 2026 and the Decisions That Keep Slipping
By 2026, the energy market in Southeastern Europe is being asked to move faster than the political and institutional frameworks designed to regulate it.
High-Stakes April Summit to Shape Outlook for Greece–Cyprus–Israel Energy Project
The gathering will determine whether the investment interest expressed by the U.S. and Israel will move beyond the exploratory stage and become a binding commitment.
Europe’s Energy Integration Could Slash Greek Power Bills by Nearly a Quarter
Greece consistently ranks among those with the most expensive electricity in Europe.
Greece’s Energy Sector Strained by Heavy Tax Burden
Electricity is treated separately, with taxes calculated per megawatt hour.
Greece Unveils Ambitious Roadmap to Cut Energy Use in Buildings by 2030
Compared to EU averages, Greece lags in energy efficiency, underscoring the urgent need for large-scale upgrades.