Greece’s Deputy Minister for Environment, Energy & Climate Change, Odysseas Konstantinopoulos, has signed an eight-million euro program offering subsidized revisions to domestic settings for improved energy efficiency.

As noted by the ministry, the program – locally titled “Exikonomo kat’ikon”, meaning saving at home – bolsters the domestic energy upgrading effort being made, its objective being to offer energy savings while also ensuring benefits to the family budgets of numerous households.