Mytilineos’ Aussie PPA signed
Mytilineos and SmartestEnergy Australia have signed a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) for the 40-megawatt Kingaroy Solar Farm in Queensland, Australia, the listed group announced.
Greek budget shows surplus of €2.29 bln in Jan-May
The Greek state budget remained on a positive course in May with tax revenue exceeding the target by 9.3% over the month. The Finance Ministry reported that tax revenue totaled 5.15 billion euros in May, 9.3% above the target, while tax revenue was 9.6% over the target in the January-May period, totaling €22.95 billion.
Jumbo sees €0.322 dividend from 2022 profits
Jumbo Group on Wednesday said it will seek shareholder approval for a plan to pay a 0.322-euro dividend per share from its 2022 profits.
Greek jobless rate eases to 11.8% in Q1
Greece’s unemployment rate eased to 11.8% of the workforce in the first quarter of 2023, from 11.9% in the fourth quarter of 2022 and 13.8% in the corresponding period last year, the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) reported on Thursday.
The U.S. is paying billions to Russia’s nuclear agency. Here’s why.
In a cavernous, Pentagon-sized facility nestled in an Appalachian valley, thousands upon thousands of empty holes line the bare concrete floor.
EIT sets up info center in Cyprus
The European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) is about to set up an information center in Cyprus, called the EIT Community RIS Hub and is already in search of a national secretary to lead and coordinate it.
Crete man threatens to blow self up to evade arrest
A man was arrested on Thursday by a police SWAT team after he threatened to blow himself up in Kissamos in Hania on the island of Crete.
Fugitive horses cause chaos on Thessaloniki highway
Two horses caused traffic disruptions on Thursday after they began galloping on the highway connecting Moudania and Thessaloniki in northern Greece near the Thermi bridge.
ATHEX: Losses break benchmark’s rising streak
After eight consecutive sessions of growth the benchmark of the Greek stock market finally yielded some ground on Thursday, though its losses appear too insignificant to deduce any conclusions about an end to the upward momentum at Athinon Avenue.
The debate that did not happen, the parties and Thrace
There were many issues that needed to be discussed in Thursday’s television debate between the leaders of the five parties represented in the Parliament after the May 21 election: their plans for health, education, the economy and how much each policy can benefit the majority and not just the few.