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Greece, Green PPAs to be introduced as a measure against soaring electricity prices

Greek Minister of Energy Kostas Skrekas said that the Ministry will forward a model for green-energy power purchase agreements (PPAs) to the European Commission for a swift approval, which is seen as a measure to prevent the brunt of soaring electricity prices being borne by end consumers.

The Ministry considers the green PPAs as a cost- reduction mechanism for large industrial energy consumers, as they will be able to cover a significant portion of their energy demand using RES-based electricity, which is a cheaper option.

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