Regulatory Authority for Energy
ADMIE plans to invest €5.5 billion by 2034
Investments of 5.5 billion euros are included in the new 10-Year Development Plan of the Independent Power Transmission Operator (ADMIE) for the period 2025-2034 which is to be put to public consultation in the next few days before being submitted for approval to the Regulatory Authority for Energy.
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Transition period for electricity tariffs
The Ministry of Environment and Energy is aiming for the abolition of emergency measures in the retail electricity market in September but also for a return to normality from December or even the new year, and not on October 1 as expected.
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Power demand response plan
Aluminium of Greece has become the first industry to utilize the demand response service in the balancing market, in which electricity is bought and sold in real time to ensure the stability of the electricity system.
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Energy regulator attacked by activist group
Members of the anarchist activist group Rouvikonas attacked the Regulatory Authority for Energy (RAE) on Wednesday and damaged the authority's offices at Piraeus Street on Wednesday.
Specifically, 10 individuals entered through the building's main entrance and began vandalizing the walls and spray painting slogans.
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Problematic provisions in environment bill cause vote postponement
The vote on the Environment Ministry's draft omni-bill has been postponed until next week after receiving a barrage of criticism.
Who should cut gas use first?
Greek industries that are able to operate on alternative fuel will be the first to be asked to reduce their natural gas consumption in the event that the mandatory 15% reduction measure is activated, as provided by the European regulation for dealing with supply disruption situations.
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Energy ministry taps into geothermal energy
A new decision by Environment and Energy Minister Kostas Skrekas sets out the conditions and procedure for the leasing and exploitation of geothermal fields for the production of electricity.
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ADMIE: After-tax profits of 8.2mln€ in Q1 2021
Greece's independent power transmission operator (ADMIE) reported revenues of 67.8 million euros in the first quarter of 2021, with after-tax profits of 8.2 million euros, with investments up by roughly 60 percent yoy.
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RAE tender to separate the RES investor wheat from chaff
The tender the Regulatory Authority for Energy plans to conduct in May will serve as a test for the investment resilience of the 1,857 applications for new renewable energy infrastructure projects totaling 45.55 gigawatts.
Floating solar panels on reservoirs attract investments
Terna Energy is expanding into the new floating solar panels market, with three investment plans that have a combined budget of 170 million euros.
Total installed capacity is set to come to 265 megawatts.