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The European Commission and the European Investment Bank announced a disbursement of €2.5 billion from the EU's Modernisation Fund to support 51 energy projects across 11 member states. Among these countries, Greece stands out as a significant beneficiary, set to receive €233.9 million specifically allocated for clean energy initiatives.
This funding is part of a broader strategy by the EU to enhance renewable energy sources, improve energy networks, and increase energy efficiency within member states. The financial support is geared towards facilitating projects that will contribute to the transition towards a more sustainable energy landscape.
Greece's allocation intends to reinforce its efforts in developing clean energy projects, aligning with the EU's goals for a greener economy. The announcement highlights the importance of collective funding in addressing energy needs and promoting environmental sustainability across Europe.
3 July
The EU disbursed €2.5 billion for renewable energy, networks, and energy efficiency initiatives.
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