- The green energy transition under the pressure of intense geopolitical turmoil and the rule of the energy security “doctrine”: developments on the European level
- Cuts, negative prices, grid-access, battery installation: the difficult issues for both existing projects and new investment plans
- Conclusions from battery operation to date, in Greece and abroad: analysis of prospects and conditions for the sector’s investment capacity
- The importance of an active management for both single RES & storage stations, as well as wider RES & storage portfolios: available techniques
- Self-production & self-consumption: conditions for a rapid development of the relevant market
- Financing of RES & storage stations: new support tools available
- The Greek electricity market in the context of the interconnected SEE one: challenges for producers, consumers, industry
- Electricity demand increase: the potential of further electrification in the building and transport sectors, and the role of data centers
- Infrastructure & networks: their importance at an international and domestic level for the future of RES and the strengthening of the Greek economy
- Institutional, licensing and regulatory framework: distortions and bottlenecks hindering the smooth development of RES and Storage
- The Greek RES and storage market: outlook for foreign investors and companies providing relevant equipment and/or services
- Modern, smart and sustainable interconnected energy systems: the overall “package” of RES-generated power production, storage, e-charging and smart applications
- Technological developments in batteries, wind, photovoltaics, transportation, hydrogen and green gases
- Offshore RES systems: geopolitical, institutional and market developments
- Hydrogen, biogas, green gases, CCUS: relevant projects, infrastructure and time constraints
- The RES market in the wider Balkan Region: opportunities and challenges
