The focus of the latest virtual meeting is to address concerns raised by Cyprus’s energy regulator RAEK regarding approval of the funding mechanism for the project.

Based on data from the Copernicus/EMWF, the summer of 2024 was the hottest recorded, while May 2025 was the second hottest overall.

Temperatures in the west are expected to hover around 34°C, while in the rest of the country they will range between 36°C and 38°C.

Each red dot on NASA’s map marks the location of an active blaze—creating a sea of red from Southern Europe to North Africa.

As Greece’s climate becomes drier, some suggest a shift toward crops with lower water demands. Weather variability, soil type, and seasonal temperatures heavily influence water needs

On Greece’s day-ahead market, the average wholesale electricity price for July 25 has spiked to 142.59 euros per megawatt-hour (MWh) — the highest recorded since the start of summer.

Rising temperatures and prolonged drought are devastating fir forests in Kalavryta and beyond, exposing them to deadly beetle infestations and pushing a once-resilient ecosystem to the brink

The ICJ non-binding advisory rules that failure to limit climate damage could breach human rights obligations.

Emergency alerts issued as fire sweeps through parts of the Rodopi region, one day after destructive blaze in Feneos leads to arrests.

Greece, is among the most vulnerable in Europe to climate-driven drought, which poses increasing risks to agriculture and tourism — two key pillars of the Greek economy

According to the grid operator, July 22 marked the beginning record-breaking power consumption, with demand peaking between noon and 13.30

Temperatures in Greece soared to 45°C on Tuesday with the highest recorded in Central Greece. Heatwave conditions to continue.

The Ionian and southern Cyclades regions — selected for the new parks — are known for their rich marine biodiversity and cultural significance

Sally Jones, Senior Advisor for International Affairs at Chevron: “Chevron maintains a strong and meaningful presence in the Eastern Mediterranean, a region that represents a core priority and an essential part of our future.”

The Mont Blanc tunnel excavation project, which spans 11 kilometers beneath the mountain, revealed extensive fault networks that could act as conduits for glacial water, reaching deep fault zones capable of producing larger tremors

With three bear killings in just a month, decisive intervention by the Greek state is now urgent, says wildlife NGO ARCTUROS

These so-called “sponge infrastructures” can serve as natural defenses against floods, help river basins suffering from water scarcity, and offer sustainable responses to drought and soil erosion.

Nearly a year after the catastrophic Varnavas-Mt. Penteli fire outside Athens, ground temperatures have risen by up to 10°C.

Nestos authorities are calling for the region to be declared in a state of emergency due to the alarming rise in mosquito populations posing health risks.

The timing of the call is seen as particularly significant, taking place against the backdrop of Libya’s objections to Greece’s offshore concessions south of Crete.