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Greece Opens Door to Cheaper Power With Solar and Batteries

Greece Opens Door to Cheaper Power With Solar and Batteries

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Greece is expanding options for households and businesses seeking to reduce their electricity costs through solar power and battery storage under a new framework adopted by the Ministry of Environment and Energy.

The ministerial decision, signed Monday, September 14, allows consumers to generate their own renewable electricity or store power when prices are lower and use it when electricity becomes more expensive.

The new rules also simplify procedures for installing small plug-in photovoltaic systems, commonly known as “balcony solar panels,” while introducing standalone battery storage systems that do not feed electricity into the grid.

Batteries without solar panels

The framework allows households, businesses and industries to install standalone energy storage systems without the ability to feed electricity into the grid.

Consumers with dynamic, or “orange,” electricity tariffs will be able to charge their batteries during periods when electricity prices are lower and then use the stored energy when prices rise.

The provision creates an option for what the ministry describes as “self-generation” through storage for consumers who either do not have

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