Share of coal power in Greece tumbles to zero

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May 20, 2024
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Greece is moving away from coal power with natural gas plants and renewables becoming more competitive due to high emissions costs. Lignite has a minimal share of only 2%. The recent surge in carbon dioxide allowances has made lignite unprofitable, with renewables and gas being preferred, especially on low-demand days. The country plans to phase out coal by 2028.

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https://balkangreenenergynews.com/share-of-coal-power-in-greece-tumbles-to-zero/

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