Tag: green energy

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PPC Renewables Launches Construction of Three 100MW Wind Farms Across Greece

PPC Renewables has launched the construction of three wind farms in Rodopi, Fokida, and Argolida, with a total capacity of 100MW. Expected to be completed by mid-2026, the projects will generate over 280 GWh annually and cut CO2 emissions by more than 142,000 tonnes. This marks another step in PPC Group’s expansion of its renewable energy portfolio, which already includes major solar and wind projects across Greece and Southeastern Europe.

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Ancient Gold Sparks Modern Battle in Greece

The picturesque Halkidiki region of Greece, known for its stunning coastline and the birthplace of Aristotle, may soon be recognized for another reason: a potential gold rush that echoes its ancient past. This region is renowned for its gold deposits, mined since the time of the Ancient Greeks... However, this potential windfall is not without controversy. The project has drawn fierce opposition from environmental activists and local communities concerned about the potential ecological impact.

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Greece and Ukraine Sign Bilateral Security Agreement in Brussels

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy signed a bilateral security agreement in Brussels, strengthening cooperation between the two nations. The pact focuses on Ukraine's post-war reconstruction, with a special emphasis on rebuilding Odessa and promoting partnerships in sectors like energy, transport, and cultural heritage. Greece also reaffirmed its support for Ukraine within the limits of its defense capabilities, aligning with EU and NATO commitments.

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Decision on Great Sea Interconnector Linking Greece, Cyprus, and Israel Expected Next Month

The future of the Great Sea Interconnector, an undersea electricity cable linking Greece, Cyprus, and Israel, will be decided next month. Cyprus' Energy Minister, George Papanastasiou, announced that a ruling on whether Cypriot consumers will cover the construction costs is expected in August. The 1.9-billion-euro project, partly financed by the EU, aims to reduce energy isolation and lower prices through increased renewable energy.