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Greece Approves Five Public Building Energy Upgrade Investments Worth 135.4 Million Euros
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- Five investments totaling 135.4 million euros have been approved for the energy upgrading of public buildings in Greece.
- The funding was granted through the Modernization Fund during the second funding cycle of 2026.
- The approved projects cover various public facilities, including hospitals, schools, and military installations.
- The initiative includes nine hospitals located in Attica, Thessaloniki, and Pyrgos, alongside twenty schools nationwide.
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