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25 June
PPC stated that lignite-based energy production is unprofitable.
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Public Power Corporation (PPC) has issued a statement addressing its lignite phase-out and the developmental future of Western Macedonia, prompted by ongoing land restoration work and the removal of decommissioned excavators at the Mavropigi mine in Ptolemaida. The company is undertaking these activities as part of its green transition program.
PPC's program for Western Macedonia focuses on flexible energy production and energy storage. According to Ta Nea, the production of energy from lignite is considered unprofitable. The company's energy transition involves investments totaling 5.75 billion euros, which include land restoration projects, energy storage initiatives, and the establishment of a Mega Data Center.
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