The energy sector is a fundamental pillar of the Greek economy and development strategy. Rooted in the utilization of domestic resources and oriented toward the green transition, the energy domain encompasses a wide range of activities related to:

• the production of electricity and thermal energy
• the use of traditional energy sources (natural gas, oil, lignite)
• the development and operation of renewable energy sources (solar parks, wind farms, hydroelectric plants, biomass)
• grid management and transmission through high-voltage networks and low-voltage distribution systems

Its importance goes far beyond meeting energy needs and extends to:

• ensuring energy adequacy and security of supply
• reducing dependence on imported fuels
• supporting economic growth through stable energy costs
• protecting the environment and reducing greenhouse gas emissions

Transition to Innovation

Today, the energy sector is undergoing rapid transformation, with digitalization and the green transition at its core. Key trends and technological developments include:

• Renewable Energy Sources (RES): expansion of solar and wind parks, and development of hybrid systems with energy storage
• Smart Grids: digital management of production, distribution, and consumption, with real-time data for load optimization
• Energy Storage and Large-Scale Batteries: enhancing grid stability and balancing fluctuations in RES production
• Electromobility and Charging Infrastructure: promoting electric vehicles and developing a nationwide charging network along highways and urban areas
• Energy Efficiency and Improved Consumer Technologies: smart meters, energy-efficient buildings, and industrial applications

The adoption of these developments leads to:

• reduced CO₂ and other pollutant emissions
• improved stability and resilience of the energy system
• increased consumer participation (prosumers) in local energy networks
• the penetration of new technologies, creation of specialized skills, and new job opportunities

Vision & Strategy

Supporting the country’s energy transition is not merely a policy choice, it is a necessity for a sustainable and resilient future.

We invest in clean and innovative technologies, strengthen renewable energy and storage solutions, promote electromobility, and reinforce smart grids , creating an energy model that is environmentally friendly, competitive, and oriented toward the needs of future generations.