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.
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.
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