Italgas Announces 1 Billion Euro Investment in Greece's Energy Infrastructure Transformation
Key Ideas
- Italgas plans a 1 billion euro investment in Greece to support the ecological transition, focusing on methanization, digital transformation, renewable gases, and network repurposing.
- The investment includes constructing over 3,000 kilometers of new network, extending service to areas not yet connected, and introducing green hydrogen technology.
- The expansion will reach 18 cities in Greece and aims to increase Enaon's customer base from 615,000 to 920,000 by 2030, contributing to decarbonization efforts.
Italgas, through its subsidiary Enaon, announced a strategic plan to invest 1 billion euros in Greece's energy infrastructure transformation from 2024 to 2030. The investment will focus on methanization to phase out polluting fuels, digital transformation with 'H2 ready' technology, development of renewable gases like biomethane and green hydrogen, and repurposing the existing network for a more sustainable energy future. The plan includes constructing over 3,000 kilometers of new network to extend services to areas not yet connected to the gas distribution network. This expansion will introduce green hydrogen technology and reach 18 cities in Greece, such as Patra, Ioannina, and Kastoria. Enaon aims to increase its customer base from 615,000 to 920,000 by 2030, contributing significantly to the country's decarbonization efforts and embracing a more sustainable energy landscape.
Topics
Green Hydrogen
Renewable Energy
Investment
Infrastructure Development
Future Energy
Ecological Transition
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