Greece’s biggest power utility Public Power Corporation (PPC) on Monday denied Greek media reports that it was close to buying 70% of power utility Enel Romania, and that it had signed a relevant memorandum of understanding with Italy’s Enel Group.
The biggest problem the Cypriot economy faces in the effort for digital transformation is resistance to change, Cyprus’ Deputy Minister for Research, Innovation and Digital Policy Kyriacos Kokkinos said on Monday.
A flotilla of tankers carrying liquefied natural gas have been parked in a maritime traffic jam off the coast of Spain in recent days, waiting to unload their precious cargo for Europe’s power grid.
The estimate for this year’s inflation will be close to 10% in the new budget, while the inflation forecast for 2023 will be below that level while remaining high, Finance Minister Christos Staikouras told Open TV on Tuesday, commenting on Eurostat inflation figures for Greece.
State asset utilization fund TAIPED is implementing a plan for developing the area of Fthiotida in Central Greece into one of the largest European spa tourism centers, with four such units, starting with the long-term concession of the property at the Kamena Vourla thermal springs.
Nearly eight in 10 Greeks do not exercise regularly or pursue any kind of sport, while 53% admit to not even engaging in physical activity in the form of cycling, dance classes or gardening, for example, a recent Eurobarometer survey has found.
The Greek stock market had a mixed session on the first day of November, as its blue chips mostly bucked the trend set by the majority of European bourses for a strong start to the month.
It is a matter of honor for the Greek state and justice system that the case of the deadly 2018 fire in the east Attica town of Mati is not dismissed.
With a state that manages and distributes more than 50% of the wealth the country produces, it is obvious that sundry hustlers will side with the parties that have a chance to govern so they can make a grab for a piece of the pie.
Covid-19 vaccines produced by Pfizer for children aged 6 months to 4 years are expected to be available soon, Greece’s National Vaccination Committee said on Tuesday and advised parents to inoculate children of this age group with underlying conditions or that are immunocompromised against the virus.