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Rising global energy prices are pushing petrol, diesel and natural gas costs higher in Greece, with fuel exceeding €2 per litre in several regions despite efforts to curb increases.
Eligible beneficiaries of several government-backed home renovation and energy efficiency programs will now have until November 30, 2026, to complete approved projects under revised funding arrangements.
A proposed regulation would allow households to install small balcony solar systems for self-consumption while simplifying renewable energy rules and expanding shared solar options for apartment buildings.
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The Greek energy minister said the country is playing a central role in a new regional energy framework, highlighting cross-border cooperation, private investment and energy security amid shifting geopolitical challenges
New wind farm investments worth around €400 million boosted installed capacity in the first half of 2026, although the industry warns that permitting delays continue to slow the rollout of renewable energy projects.
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A short walk every hour may be enough to boost energy, improve mood and reduce fatigue, according to a large new study—without disrupting the workday.
IPTO completes the Southern Cyclades power interconnection, linking key islands to the mainland grid and boosting energy security and stability.
Greece’s energy minister says Europe must move toward a unified electricity market by strengthening networks and cross-border connections to improve security and reduce price differences.
Global funds and US oil majors are moving aggressively into Greek energy companies, drawn by plans to turn the country into a natural gas supply hub for Central and Eastern Europe after Russian imports end in 2027
The University of Nicosia Law School and IENE co-organize a conference on Eastern Mediterranean energy challenges and prospects, held June 24 in Athens
Greece's inflation stood at 4.9% in May, well above the EU average of 3.3% and the Eurozone rate of 3.2%, highlighting stronger price pressures.
The four countries signed a declaration at Rice University in Houston establishing the East Mediterranean Energy Center, a permanent research body aimed at bolstering regional energy security and infrastructure connectivity.
Greece's energy minister held back-to-back meetings with senior executives from Chevron and ExxonMobil in Houston, pressing to accelerate hydrocarbon development in the Ionian Sea and south of Crete.
At the 10th ministerial meeting of the East Mediterranean Gas Forum in Washington, officials discussed energy security, regional cooperation and the future of natural gas development.
Papastavrou visits Washington and Houston to strengthen regional energy alliances as Greece pushes for greater gas security and supply diversification for Europe.
Officials and industry leaders highlighted the east Mediterranean country's role in energy security, investment plans for domestic shipyards and new technologies aimed at reducing shipping emissions
Ships may be becoming increasingly complex, automated, and energy-efficient, but the long-term safety and sustainability of the energy transition in shipping will ultimately depend on the industry's ability to produce seafarers who can understand, manage, and respond effectively to increasingly complex operational systems under real-world operating conditions.