Renewables

21/01/2015

Wind-energy investors seek bank guarantees to maintain offers

16/01/2015

Deputy Minister promises RES production payment rises

15/01/2015

Fulgor takes on Terna Energy wind park underwater cable link

13/01/2015

LAGIE takes legal action against IPTO for delayed RES payments

08/01/2015

Increased funds for ‘Saving at Home’ program

07/01/2015

Biofuel production level to increase by 5% this year

07/01/2015

272 communities to benefit from RES compensation amount

07/01/2015

Small-scale wind energy sector ‘doomed’ by lack of progress

05/01/2015

LAGIE offered mere ‘understanding’ for unpaid fees

02/01/2015

Free and highly discounted power for RES area residents

31/12/2014

Net metering decision signed for PV self-production

24/12/2014

Delayed RES withholding tax to benefit consumers signed

24/12/2014

Net metering launch imminent; surcharge exemption ratified

22/12/2014

RES producers resort to European Court over surcharges imposed

19/12/2014

RES capacity figures for November virtually unchanged

19/12/2014

Iberdrola undecided on new wind park, despite permit

16/12/2014

Evia underwater cable link awaits political developments

10/12/2014

LAGIE begins RES payment for June, July production

10/12/2014

Additional RES capacity installed at just 9 MW in November

09/12/2014

RES producers set to take legal action for unpaid amounts

03/12/2014

RES deficit elimination forecast off by a year

02/12/2014

RES producers need support, payment on time, GEK Terna head notes

02/12/2014

PV group urges for tariff rate to remain at 9 cents per KWh

01/12/2014

Ministerial action demanded for unpaid RES production

27/11/2014

Minister, new Irish ambassador talk oil, environment, RES prospects

25/11/2014

Terna Energy sales rise to 104m euros in 9-month period

24/11/2014

Wind-farm capacity rises by 8 MW in October

07/11/2014

PPC Renewables keen to drill, despite stalled tender

06/11/2014

LAGIE orders RES payment for June, plus April, May remainder

05/11/2014

Home energy-efficiency program stuck in bureaucracy