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Greece, Installed capacity in wind power totaled 4,451 MW at the end of 2021

According to data published by the Hellenic Wind Energy Association (ELETAEN), Greek installed capacity in wind power totaled 4,451 MW at the end of 2021, with 128 new wind turbines with combined output of 338.3 MW connected to the system, an investment totaling 340 million euros.

ELETAEN said that total installed capacity at the end of 2021 increased by 8.2 % compared to the previous year, but noted that the pandemic crisis and administrative hurdles significantly slowed the growth rate from 43 % in 2020.

TERNA Energy leads the sector with 703 MW (a market share of 15.8 %), followed by Ellaktor with 482 MW (10.8 %), ENEL Green Power with 368 MW (8.3 %), Iberdrola Rokas with 271 MW (6.1 %) and EREN with 250 MW (5.6 %) with EDF, Motor Oil, Mytilineos Group, PPC Renewables, Jasper Energy and others below 5 % market share.

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