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(USA-based multinational) Premier Coal (Australia) Public Power Corporation (Greece) Rio Tinto (UK and Australia) Scottish Coal (Scotland) Shenhua Group (China)

Czech Republic and coal Europe and coal France and coal Germany and coal Greece and coal Guatemala and coal Hungary and coal India and coal Indonesia and

coal Belgium and coal Bulgaria and coal France and coal Germany and coal Greece and coal Hungary and coal Italy and coal Netherlands and coal Norway and

million euros subsidizing coal. Like all EU members, Greece has a legally-binding clean energy target. Greece is aiming for 18 percent of energy consumption

coal Belgium and coal Bulgaria and coal France and coal Germany and coal Greece and coal Hungary and coal Italy and coal Netherlands and coal Norway and

until 2028. WWF Greece, Greenpeace Greece, and ClientEarth are seeking to annul the environmental permit for Meliti I and II, saying the Greek state granted

"Ptolemais Coal Power Plant Greece" Global Energy Observation, accessed on November 21, 2012. "Lignite-Fired Plants in Greece," Industcards, accessed April

Albania and Greece who are being affected by the pipeline have been at the forefront of the protests in their respective countries. Farmers in Greece have attempted

unstated capacity were under development for a location in Albania).(See also Greece and coal) Sardinia Power Station is proposed by Endesa Italia S.R.L. to

gas pipeline in Cyprus, Israel, and Greece. The pipeline's main planned route goes between Israel, Cyprus, and Greece, via the island of Crete. According

1604-megawatts (MW) in Aghios Nikolaos, Beotia, Greece. It is also known as Distomo CCGT Heat and Power Plant Greece, Aloumino power station, Sithya cogeneration

Administration, "Greece: Coal", Energy Information Administration, undated, accessed July 2008. Harold R. Newman, "The Mineral Industry of Greece", 2005 Minerals

electricity produced, Greece ranked 63rd in the world in 2020. With 52.05 TWh of electricity produced, Greece ranked 53rd in the world in 2016. Greece consumed 51

coal-fired power plant in Etoloakarnania, Greece. It is no longer being pursued due to a decision by the Greek government to end hard coal imports. The

Alexandroupolis: a new energy and transportation hub for Greece, Greece In America – Newsletter of the Embassy of Greece in the USA, January 2022 Alexandroupolis Independent

Power Station was a proposed 460-megawatt (MW) coal-fired power plant in Greece. The map below shows the proposed location for the plant, in the Vegora

2017. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |name= ignored (help) Europe and coal Greece and coal Turkey and coal Poland and coal Ministry of Energy Executive Environment

pipeline connecting Greece and Italy. The pipeline would connect Turkey-Greece-Italy, running from the Turkey/Greece border to Thesprotia, Greece and then Otranto

North Macedonia–Greece Interconnector Gas Pipeline is a proposed network of gas pipeline interconnections in Greece and North Macedonia. The interconnector

Development, December 3, 2023 "Greece pushes its coal exit target date forward to 2026," Balkan Green Energy News, July 30, 2024 "Greece’s renewable energy surge