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Greece: ADMIE to invest 5.7 billion euros in next 10 years

Electricity transmission system operator ADMIE plans to invest up to 5.7 billion euros in the next 10 years. The strategic priority of the company is to enhance international interconnections and domestic infrastructure, according to its 10-year development plan.

The updated plan includes new projects designed to strengthen the transmission system in western and northern Greece and safe energy transmission to the Ionian islands.

ADMIE said that the implementation of its investment program will increase the network capacity to 27-29 GW by the end of the decade, by raising the market share of renewable energy sources in the country’s energy mix and the export of green energy to Central Europe.

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