Core Insights - Greece is set to phase out a significant amount of traditional energy generation capacity over the next decade, as per the latest assessment report from the European Union Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER) [1] Summary by Relevant Sections Traditional Energy Capacity Phase-Out - By 2026, Greece will eliminate 660 megawatts (MW) of lignite power plants and 110 MW of natural gas power plants, along with 410 MW of oil-fired power plants on islands, which will be connected to the mainland grid [1] - By 2028, an additional 660 MW of lignite power plants and 470 MW of natural gas power plants will be phased out, completely halting lignite power generation [1] - By 2030, the total capacity of natural gas power plants to be eliminated will reach 1,410 MW, increasing to 2,870 MW by 2035 [1]