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Greece maintains position as net electricity exporter for fifth consecutive month

According to data from the Hellenic Energy Exchange (HEnEx), Greece remained a net electricity exporter for the fifth straight month in February 2025, continuing...

Greece becomes net electricity exporter in 2024, driven by renewable energy and gas

In 2024, Greece achieved net electricity exporter status for only the second time since 1990, with clean energy sources—including renewables and large hydropower—accounting for...

Hungary could swing to net electricity exports

With the production of existing and planned solar parks and the Paks nuclear power plant, Hungary could export electricity in the near future instead...

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