Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 2025
Energy storage, still developing but rapidly growing, uses technologies like batteries and pumped storage to balance supply and demand and has been designated by the Greek government
View DetailsThe government has dedicated around 44 billion Euro to transform Greece's energy sector and increase capacity from 9GW to 28 GW, in addition to tripling the volume for LNG storage.
Major energy producers are already investing in hydrogen in Greece such as Mytilineos, Public Power Corporation (PPC), Motor Oil, HelleniQ Energy, and Advent. There are several floating storage regasification units (FSRU) projects at various stages of development throughout the country.
Although domestic consumption may have decreased by 19%, gas exports have increased by a staggering 288.6%. The United States is Greece's largest supplier of LNG, accounting for over 51.2% of total imports in 2022 and fulfilling nearly 25% of Greece's domestic gas needs.
With its geographic position, mild weather and multiple ongoing and planned projects, Greece is poised to become a regional energy hub and a gateway for the entry of energy resources into Europe.
Energy storage, still developing but rapidly growing, uses technologies like batteries and pumped storage to balance supply and demand and has been designated by the Greek government
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Greece''s energy storage journey is just beginning, but its trajectory is clear. As the grid becomes increasingly saturated with renewable electricity, batteries will provide the flexibility needed
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Total energy supply (TES) includes all the energy produced in or imported to a country, minus that which is exported or stored. It represents all the energy required to supply end users in the country.
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OverviewLeading Sub-Sector: LNGLeading Sub-Sector: Electricity InfrastructureOpportunitiesResourcesFollowing the crisis in Ukraine, Greece has focused on reducing its reliance on Russian gas, diversifying its supply and increasing domestic energy production. With its geographic position, mild weather and multiple ongoing and planned projects, Greece is poised to become a regional energy hub and a gateway for the entry of energy resourcSee more on trade.govIEA – International Energy Agency
Total energy supply (TES) includes all the energy produced in or imported to a country, minus that which is exported or stored. It represents all the energy required to supply end users in the country.
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Greece''s energy sector is rapidly evolving into a regional hub, driven by renewables growth, storage, grid upgrades and deeper Southeast European integration.
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refined oil products. An important share of EL''s total oil imports is refinery feedstock. EL is highly dependent on Russian imports for these, with 86% of total refinery feedstock impo
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- Greece''s Energy Supply & Demand: In 2024, Greece''s energy mix saw renewables at 46%, with declining lignite use and full reliance on imports for gas and oil. Primary energy consumption
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While solar and wind power generation has surged, the country still imports 65% of its energy storage systems, according to 2023 data from the Hellenic Energy Exchange. This reliance on foreign
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Overall, Greece''s available energy from all sources comprises primary and imported energy products, with a small fraction (15%) directly powering the energy system for final consumption (direct carry
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The Revithoussa LNG terminal and the Alexandroupoli floating storage regasification unit (FSRU) are Greece''s primary LNG import facilities. In 2024, the Revithoussa terminal received 27
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Additionally, Greece remains highly dependent on energy imports, with nearly 80 percent of its total energy consumption coming from abroad—one of the highest dependency rates in the
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