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Greece, ADMIE has started offering terms for direct connection to the transmission network

Greek electricity transmission system operator ADMIE has started offering terms for direct connection to the transmission network of group applicants behind small-scale solar projects, bypassing the need to apply for the connection to the distribution network.

The first group application received connection terms from ADMIE about three weeks ago, while a further two groups of small-scale solar projects had secured their direct access to the transmission network last week. More small-scale group applicants are expected to soon be given their connection terms.

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