GREECE Trends and Developments Contributed by: Aris Papaspyridis, Virginia Kokios and Konstantinos Kounelis, AP Legal
and hydrogen are fostering new forms of collaboration between energy producers, technology providers, and infrastructure investors. While grid constraints and permitting complexity continue to pose challenges, they are also catalysing demand for energy storage investments and grid modernisation – setting the stage for a more flexible and interconnected energy system. Looking ahead, the resolution of regulatory bottle- necks, the implementation of upcoming offshore wind tenders, and the scaling-up of energy storage and interconnection projects will be pivotal to sustaining investor confidence and unlocking the next wave of deal activity. As Greece strengthens its position within the European clean-energy transition, the country is well placed to consolidate its role as a regional hub for renewable energy investment and innovation – in which M&A will remain a central driver of market development in the years to come.
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