7.12.2018
Still untapped potential for cogeneration in Greece
Market and policy
According to Keramidas there is high potential for cogeneration in Greece, but this requires regulatory stability and commitment at the national level. Cogeneration already exists in the country in the hospital sector, in agriculture, in district heating and in industry, but there is still room for investment in this technology.
Original language: English
Origin: Greece
Speaker
Nick Keramidas
EU and Regulatory Affairs Director, Mytilineos
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