And their annual CO₂ emissions from fossil fuels and industry in general has dropped by over 50% since 2007. [Source](https://ourworldindata.org/explorers/co2?stackMode=relative&time=2007..latest&Gas+or+Warming=CO%E2%82%82&Accounting=Territorial&Fuel+or+Land+Use+Change=All+fossil+emissions&Count=Per+country&country=~GRC)
Terminator_Y on
Keep up the good work Greece! 👏🏻👏🏻
makistsa on
And a couple of years ago the price per KWh was up to 1euro. Most of it was paid by the government. At some point 1billion per month to the electricity producers. Some wind companies had a cost of 6c/KW and because the spot price for the last KWh was at 1euro, everyone was getting 1euro/KWh.
I am not saying solar and wind are bad, but they didn’t do it for the environment.
Particular-Star-504 on
Where’s the other 50%?
Druivendief on
Greece geographically does seem ideal for wind and solar
tsirko on
All the production is owned by oligarchs, very few by energy communities, people pay more and more and blaming solar and wind energy, greece is not an example for transitioning from coal to green energy.
Oh and we don’t have a way to store the energy and most of it is wasted.
nordic_cat1 on
First it was around 50% coal + 15 wind = 75.
now its 43% wind + 6% coal.
where is the other half?
smiley_x on
The idea was good but the timing of replacing coal with mostly natural gas was unfortunate because the big push started at 2021. This greatly increased the energy prices.
Sad-Attempt6263 on
Really good work by greece!!
Objective_Ad_9581 on
Be careful.
Signed by an spaniard.
iamabigtree on
Following most of the world in getting rid of coal and it’s great to see.
Some-Librarian-8528 on
I mean, they’re kinda famous for having lots of sun
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Source: [https://ourworldindata.org/data-insights/greece-is-turning-its-back-on-coal-and-replacing-it-with-solar-and-wind](https://ourworldindata.org/data-insights/greece-is-turning-its-back-on-coal-and-replacing-it-with-solar-and-wind)
Greece’s lower coal usage has caused their annual CO₂ emissions from coal to drop by nearly 90% from their peak in 2004. [Source](https://ourworldindata.org/explorers/co2?Gas+or+Warming=CO%E2%82%82&Accounting=Territorial&Fuel+or+Land+Use+Change=Coal&Count=Per+country&country=~GRC)
And their annual CO₂ emissions from fossil fuels and industry in general has dropped by over 50% since 2007. [Source](https://ourworldindata.org/explorers/co2?stackMode=relative&time=2007..latest&Gas+or+Warming=CO%E2%82%82&Accounting=Territorial&Fuel+or+Land+Use+Change=All+fossil+emissions&Count=Per+country&country=~GRC)
Keep up the good work Greece! 👏🏻👏🏻
And a couple of years ago the price per KWh was up to 1euro. Most of it was paid by the government. At some point 1billion per month to the electricity producers. Some wind companies had a cost of 6c/KW and because the spot price for the last KWh was at 1euro, everyone was getting 1euro/KWh.
I am not saying solar and wind are bad, but they didn’t do it for the environment.
Where’s the other 50%?
Greece geographically does seem ideal for wind and solar
All the production is owned by oligarchs, very few by energy communities, people pay more and more and blaming solar and wind energy, greece is not an example for transitioning from coal to green energy.
Oh and we don’t have a way to store the energy and most of it is wasted.
First it was around 50% coal + 15 wind = 75.
now its 43% wind + 6% coal.
where is the other half?
The idea was good but the timing of replacing coal with mostly natural gas was unfortunate because the big push started at 2021. This greatly increased the energy prices.
Really good work by greece!!
Be careful.
Signed by an spaniard.
Following most of the world in getting rid of coal and it’s great to see.
I mean, they’re kinda famous for having lots of sun