In an effort to accelerate Greece's shift towards renewable energy, Italgas is set to invest €1 billion in the country's gas infrastructure through its subsidiary, Enaon, from 2024 to 2030. The strategic plan focuses on expanding the gas network to regions reliant on polluting sources, introducing technologies like 'H2 ready' smart meters to prepare for hydrogen integration, and developing renewable gases. The investment will include constructing over 3,000 kilometers of new gas network, connecting 18 cities and increasing customer reach significantly. Enaon's approach also involves digital modernization, infrastructure adaptation for sustainability, and market insights projecting growth in renewable energy capabilities and job creation in Greece. By embracing these strategies, Greece aims to become a prominent player in the European sustainable energy market, leading the way towards a cleaner and greener future.