Energy · Greece

Return to lignite may lead to higher electricity costs

1 sourceFirst reported 27 days agoUpdated 27 days ago

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The DEH's work in Μαυροπηγή has reignited the lignite debate.
DEH claims lignite is now an expensive, non-competitive option.
The transition to cleaner energy sources is influencing DEH's decisions.
DEH's plans include significant investments for green energy in Western Macedonia.
The removal of old machinery at the mine does not affect current lignite extraction.

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The DEH's work in Μαυροπηγή has reignited the lignite debate.
DEH claims lignite is now an expensive, non-competitive option.
The transition to cleaner energy sources is influencing DEH's decisions.
DEH's plans include significant investments for green energy in Western Macedonia.
The removal of old machinery at the mine does not affect current lignite extraction.

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