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The new framework is set to mark the end of the era of energy subsidies and focuses on cost-effective, efficient investments for the country’s energy transition.

Climate change is now affecting the temperature of the water in the Mediterranean Sea which has increased by 1.5°C over the last 30 years.

To Vima English Edition speaks to the founder of Ecogenia about the mission to create a national youth service in Greece dedicated to climate action

The head of the Supreme Court chief prosecutor's office requested calls on judicial officials to proceed with indictments swiftly and enforce relevant laws

Temperatures in June, July and August 2024 were, on average, higher than the median for the specific day – and for extended periods of time throughout the country

The Naxos potato, a PDO-certified product, is facing historically low yields, which will force the island to import potatoes for the first time on record this autumn.

Meteorologists are forecasting warmer temperatures in September after Greece reported hottest July on record.

The surge in electricity demand during the heat wave and the power deficit in Balkan markets have driven up prices in the Greek wholesale electricity market.

Sizzling temperatures in the coming days raise wildfire concerns. Experts advise avoiding strenuous activities, staying indoors.

Greeks still lack knowledge about effective climate change solutions scoring below the EU average on an EIB survey of 35 countries.

Regarding private insurance and state aid for natural disasters, the deputy minister clarified that the goal is for them to work together harmoniously

Greece's Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Vasilis Kikilias says half of the country will be at high risk for fires until Sunday afternoon

High fire risk persists in Greece as temperatures set to reach 37°C over the weekend and strong northerly winds continue.

The current year is expected to experience the hottest summer in recent decades

Prompted by climate change, Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis said more than 2 billion euros would be channeled into strengthening civil protection infrastructure.

Greek PM sees Greece evolving into the ‘the best destination in the world’ thanks to integrated experiences that blend cultural heritage with natural offerings