Does Greece need a smart meter?

Greece’s target to shift from lignite towards renewable energy sources further propel such efforts. There is a lot of work to be done, given the lack of investment, which has led to a lack of smart meter penetration. Only 200,000 customers out of the 8 million being served by Greek grid operator HEDNO currently have smart meters.

Will Greece become a net exporter of energy?

There are multiple high profile electricity interconnector projects in discussion, with two aiming to connect Greece with Egypt for the purpose of exporting renewable energy into Greece and beyond. As Greece further develops these projects, it positions itself to become a net exporter of energy in the region.

How many FSRU projects are there in Greece?

There are several FSRU projects at various stages of development throughout the country. One FSRU project, further expanding Revinthoussa’s plant (in central Greece) current LNG capacity, is expected to be operational within this year, while another FSRU in Alexandroupoli (northern Greece) is expected to come online in 2023.

Does Greece have a LNG terminal?

Greece has been making inroads into LNG infrastructure development for several years. The 2018 expansion of its LNG Terminal allowed for the nation to receive larger quantities of LNG. This is coupled with another expansion, set to be completed this year.