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Greece, Electricity consumption dropped by 9.87 % in November

According to data published by electricity transmission system operator ADMIE, electricity consumption in Greece recorded a new overall reduction, this time dropping by 9.87 % in November.

The biggest reduction of 11.9 %, or 395 GWh, was recorded on the mainland network. Consumption through the Cretan grid interconnection fell by 10 GWh, while the consumption of high-voltage consumers dropped by 8 GWh or 1.4 %.

November is the fifth consecutive month with decreased consumption compared to the same month in 2021. The consumption dropped by 9.25 % in October, by 3.27 % in September, by 13.17 % in August and by 11.78 % in July.

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