For September, Greece’s average electricity price is 90.99 euros/MWh, up nearly 19% from 73.73 euros in August.

Climate change is forcing Greece’s fir trees past their survival threshold and there are no plans to replant them. So what comes next?

Heavy rains and storms are expected through Sunday evening in western Greece, with Civil Protection urging residents to take precautionary measures

The weather in Greece is expected to deteriorate rapidly with heavy rain and thunderstorms forecast.

President Xi Jinping announced China’s first-ever emissions reduction target at the UN, while criticizing countries retreating from climate action — a veiled reference to the United States

While in New York, the minister also conferred with EU Commissioner for Climate Action Wopke Hoekstra on the sidelines of the UN Climate Summit.

A videoconference was carried out on Friday, Sept. 26, to restart talks regarding the GSI after a summer of failed meetings and public criticism from Cyprus’ Finance Minister.

The event aspires to become a key reference point for the sustainable energy transition in Greece and across Europe.

The tool by Climate TRACE shows how emissions from Athens’ super emitters — and thousands of facilities worldwide — expose 1.6 billion people to deadly air pollution linked to nearly 9 million deaths each year.

ELSTAT says Greece displays among the highest percentages of energy poverty in the European Union (EU) with 43.6% of households stating they are unable to heat their homes.

The Energy Minister's visit comes at a pivotal time in U.S.–Greece relations, with Washington signaling a clear intent to deepen energy cooperation with Athens.

The High Seas Treaty becomes legally binding for signatories in 2026, but questions remain on enforcement, financing, and its interaction with deep-sea mining

The news comes on the heels of numerous reports revealing that Athens has enough water for just the next 2 years

The majority of excess deaths in Athens during the summer of 2025 were linked to elevated temperatures caused by climate change

Kikilias met with U.S. Secretary of the Interior and Head of the National Energy Sovereignty Council (NEDC), Doug Burgum.

Both sides acknowledged the importance of supporting island communities and stressed the need to ensure that non-EU countries comply with fishing and marine protection rules.

According to official data from the Athens Water Supply and Sewerage Company (EYDAP), water reserves have plunged to 192.8 million cubic meters — 64% below the average level of 2010–2024.

Clear skies across most of the country with localized showers in the north and stronger northerly winds over the Aegean; temperatures easing slightly, especially in the east and north

IPTO strengthens its international presence and forges closer ties with transmission operators from countries including the United States, China, France, Brazil, and Russia.

“We see tremendous potential here in Greece,” Burgum emphasized, praising the country as a “superb partner” capable of extending energy security and stability across Southeastern Europe.