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27 June
The extension aims to save 70,000 projects under the 'Exoikonomo' programs.
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The Greek Ministry of Environment and Energy has announced an extension of the deadline for the “Exoikonomo” energy upgrade programs until July 17, 2026. This decision aims to facilitate the completion of ongoing projects that are part of the Recovery and Resilience Facility. The ministry emphasized the significance of these programs as essential tools for reducing energy costs for households and businesses, enhancing building efficiency, and upgrading the overall energy performance of properties.
The announcement comes as various stakeholders have expressed concerns over the number of projects still in progress, with numerous applications pending completion before the established deadline. As this extension has been declared final, the ministry has urged citizens and businesses to expedite their processes to meet the new deadline, clarifying that no further extensions will be allowed. The decision reflects the government's commitment to ensuring the smooth completion of approximately 70,000 projects, although the specific actions to be taken for those who do not finalize their work in time remain unclarified.
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