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Greece’s planning overhaul: New window of opportunity for unauthorised buildings, property changes and permits
Category 5 exemptions are widened, merging neighbouring properties becomes easier and rules on minor building works change – fast-track permits for the relocation of Hellenic Defence Systems from Mount Hymettus
How the €95 million for Greek industry’s expensive electricity, announced by Mitsotakis, will be distributed
The subsidy is estimated at €20–25 per megawatt-hour — The beneficiaries, retroactivity and European support tools to tackle the energy storm
Europe’s €100 billion winter problem: how the energy crisis is pushing up costs for households and businesses
The European Commission foresees no supply shortages, but Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen warned of a difficult season, with Brussels weighing measures to curb transport fuel costs as energy poverty threatens to spread across the bloc
Papadopoulou biscuit maker’s waste dumped in Athens’ Kifissos river and passed off as sewage
Investigators are cross-checking the haulier's tanker records at a north Athens treatment plant, as initial tests showed organic pollution up to 25 times the permitted limit and sources warned any fine would likely be modest
Industry on high alert over the new wave of rising energy costs
It calls for the immediate activation of European tools for energy-intensive businesses, while the absence of the Hellenic Federation of Enterprises (SEV) from the joint resolution issued by 16 organizations highlights the differing positions within the industrial sector
GSI: The road map after the entry of France’s Meridiam, the outstanding issues in Cyprus & Israel
The maritime surveys, Nicosia’s decisions & the Turkish front over Crete-Cyprus - The steps toward investment decisions and financing
Special Spatial Planning Framework for Tourism: What changes for hotels, outside-plan development, islands and short-term rentals
The government has released 12 questions and answers regarding the new framework—new plot sizes of up to 16 stremmata, restrictions in the coastal zone, and what is planned for tourism investments
France strengthens Greece–Cyprus power link as Meridiam acquires majority stake
The agreement for Meridiam to acquire a majority stake in the Great Sea Interconnector will be signed in the presence of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis. A separate tripartite agreement with Nexans for seabed surveys will also be signed