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Greece, Volterra to prepare their binding bids

Greek Ministry of Energy informed interested parties for the partial or full sale of electricity supplier Volterra, a subsidiary of the AVAX construction group, to prepare their binding bids because the sale procedure will be staged in March.

Besides its activity in the retail energy market, Volterra is also continuing the development of its renewables portfolio, comprising of ten projects at various stages of maturity, with combined installed capacity of 285 MW.

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