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Greek citizens are taking the opportunity to generate their own energy
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Greek citizens are taking the opportunity to generate their own energy
With the increase of energy prices in Greece, Greek citizens are taking this as an opportunity to establish energy communities to produce their own energy.
Giulia Leghissa
Hyperion, Athens' pioneering renewable-energy community, mirrors Germany's cooperative model, aiming for democratic energy production. Greece's abundant solar potential fuels this endeavor, with the country ranking high in renewable investment appeal globally. Amidst a 43% cut in emissions and increased renewable adoption, Hyperion stands out, not just for clean energy but also social justice initiatives, donating to disadvantaged communities.
Member-driven decision-making ensures inclusivity, while investment in energy efficiency complements renewable efforts. Greek energy laws support such communities, enabling broader participation. Hyperion exemplifies a holistic approach, emphasising energy efficiency alongside renewables, marking a significant step towards democratisation and decarbonisation Greece's energy landscape.
