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Public Power Corporation is participating in a research project aimed at developing and piloting an innovative system for dynamic electricity pricing for household consumers. This system will allow electricity prices to adjust based on demand, production costs, and consumption profiles.

In an increasingly complex maritime environment, where challenges are intensifying and demands are increasing, success depends on one critical factor: effective communication, coordination, and collaboration. At the core of this approach is trust – a value that was the main

Clear limits on the number of tourist beds in the Cyclades and stricter measures for short-term rental housing in already developed islands are being considered by the government, ahead of the presentation of the new Special Spatial Planning Framework for

A €55 billion acquisition offer for Universal Music Group has been submitted by Pershing Square Capital, the investment firm of billionaire investor Bill Ackman, in a deal that could move the company’s listing from Amsterdam to New York. The proposal

The growth and inflation forecasts for the Greek economy have forced the Bank of Greece to reverse its forecasts for the Greek economy, growth, and inflation. In its annual report presented yesterday by the Governor of the Bank of Greece

At the culmination of their ten-day journey around the Moon, the four astronauts of the “Artemis II” mission are simulating all the systems of the “Orion” space capsule and the data of their own deep space living in the conditions

 The United States and the European Union are engaged in a long-running trade dispute over the use of cheese names such as feta, Parmesan, and Asiago. Both sides are trying to ensure that their own rules dominate international markets. A

The Public Power Corporation (PPC) Group has completed the construction of its photovoltaic parks in Amyndeon and Ptolemaida, marking a major step in Greece’s energy transition. Built on former lignite mine sites, the projects have a total installed capacity of

  Exports of natural gas quadrupled in the first quarter of 2026, according to data from the National Natural Gas System Operator (DESFA), reflecting the strengthening of Greece’s role as an energy hub in Southeastern Europe. Specifically, exports reached 5.99

The average share of household disposable income allocated to housing expenditure related to rent or loan repayment was 23.7% for Greece, compared to an EU average of 17.9%. This is according to a report by BoE Governor Yiannis Stournaras based on

The inclusion of V Group in the list of the first companies recognized as “The Most Sustainable Companies in Greece 2026” is an important confirmation of the Group’s strategy, consistency, and substantive commitment to Sustainable Development. According to the announcement

Up to and including Good Wednesday, April 8, 2026, private sector employees must be paid an Easter bonus. This year’s gift will be paid without including the recent minimum wage increase, which was announced on 26 March. Although the new

The month of March recorded the most settlements ever achieved through extralegal proceedings, during which 2,879 settlements amounting to €982 million of debts were made. 650 of these were made on the basis of Law 5193/2025, i.e., with the expanded

Metlen is estimated to be in a strong position to perform in a broadly volatile energy market environment, as the rise in natural gas prices can translate into higher wholesale electricity prices and strengthen the profit margins of the group’s

Three Omani-owned tankers appear to have crossed the Strait of Hormuz by following a route along Oman’s coastline, indicating an alternative path compared to the northern route through Iranian waters. The two oil supertankers, Dhalkut and Habrut, along with the

The Athens Stock Exchange is being renamed “Euronext Athens Holding S.A.”, following a decision by the Extraordinary General Meeting of its shareholders (with 79.2% participation), marking a new era for the Greek stock market after its alignment with the Euronext

In the European Union and the eurozone, the Economic Sentiment index registered a decline to 106.8 points, down from 107.6 points in February, reflecting deterioration mainly in retail trade and consumer confidence. The downturn in consumption is now the main

European stocks are down as concerns over the course of the return to the forefront affect global markets. The pan-European Stoxx 600 is down 1.29% at 589.96 points. The British FTSE 100 in London loses 1.60%. In Germany, the DAX

Minister of National Economy and Finance and President of the Eurogroup, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, referred to the upgrade of the Greek capital market to developed market status by MSCI, stressing that “it constitutes a significant development for the Greek economy and

“Issues have been detected in certain types of food, intensive controls are being carried out by the new Independent Authority for Market Control and Consumer Protection, and fines will be imposed on those who have broken the law,” Development Minister