RES and CHP units involved in auctions for tariffs as of May 1, 2024 will be subject to grid-injection restrictions as well as compulsory integration of energy storage systems, according to a draft bill just forwarded by the energy ministry for consultation.

European Commission approval will be required before these new terms can be applied in the Greek market.

The draft bill also includes a provision ending administratively-set tariffs for small-scale PVs as of May 1, 2024. Projects under a Special Program for the Development of Photovoltaic Systems at buildings are planned to be exempted from this revision.

Also, RES projects developed at areas with saturated networks or linked to mainland interconnections servicing the Cyclades islands or Crete will be subject to a December 31, 2024 deadline for administratively set feed-in tariffs.

RES investors behind small-scale PVs projects for which operating terms have already been established or for which complete applications have been submitted to RES market operator DAPEEP until April 30, 2024 will have until August 31 to submit declarations certifying their readiness to operate in order to maintain their administratively set feed-in tariffs.