Shipping ‘can cut emissions by 50% via existing technologies’
Shipping needs to proceed with the fuel technologies available, that are safe and can reduce emissions considerably.
Mitsotakis brushes off Tsipras memoir, rules out writing his own
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has said he does not plan to read former prime minister Alexis Tsipras’ forthcoming political memoir, calling it an “interesting novel” he will leave for others to critique, while also ruling out writing a conventional political autobiography himself.
Subsidy program for energy efficient homes expanded
The budget for “Exoikonomo (I Save) 2025” has been increased by 490 million euros to €924.27 million, in order to meet increased demand and allow more interventions for energy saving interventions at people’s homes.
Greece’s landmark energy deal with Exxon
Energy expert Theodoros Tsakiris joins Thanos Davelis to break down why last week’s deal with ExxonMobil is generating so much buzz among Greek and US officials, and why this and the fact that Chevron is also engaging with Greece could be game-changers for the country.
Greece said to be in talks to buy anti-aircraft, artillery systems from Israel
Greece is in talks with Israel to buy modern missile systems that would be used for a planned anti-aircraft defense dome, two officials with knowledge of the plan told Reuters.
Rental income tax exemption
How landlords can be exempt from taxation of their takings for a period up to three years.
Greece reports low flu activity as vaccinations rise ahead of seasonal peak
Greece is heading into the seasonal flu period with low influenza activity, according to the National Public Health Organization (EODY).
Is vendetta the problem?
Is vendetta the problem? Perhaps not.
First summons served for 2023 Tempe disaster trial
The first summons for the trial over the 2023 Tempe railway disaster, scheduled for March 23, 2026, was served Thursday to the 60-year-old stationmaster who was on duty the night of the crash.
Cyprus helps students get computers and tablets
Cyprus’ Ministry of Education, Sports and Youth will provide grants to help students purchase tablets and laptops.