Photovoltaics in Greece!

Photovoltaics in Greece! The development of solar energy in Greece started in 2006 and the installation of photovoltaic systems was launched in 2009 due to the attractive supply tariffs that were introduced and the corresponding regulations for home applications of solar photovoltaic roof. From 2019, about 90% of it. In 2011, 2012 and 2013 a capacity of 2,5 GWp was installed. However, the financing of FIT created an unacceptable deficit of over 500 million euros in the Greek RES fund "Electricity Market Manager". To reduce this deficit, new regulations were introduced in August 2012, including a retroactive reduction in feed-in tariffs, [1] with further reductions over time. [2] These measures allowed the deficit to be eliminated by 2017. [3]

Photovoltaics in Greece! Auctions have replaced FIT and after remaining stagnant since 2013, from 2019 Greece re-installs hundreds of MWp per year. [3]

By April 2015, the total installed capacity of photovoltaics in Greece had reached 2.442,6 MW p of which 350,5 MW p were installed on roofs and the rest were terrestrial. [4] Greece ranks 5th in the world in terms of per capita installed PV power and PV covers 7% of the country's electricity demand in 2019 [3]

Contents
List of power stations
1.1 Current
1.2 Future
2 See also
3 bibliographic references
List of power stations
Current
The largest photovoltaic (PV) stations in Greece [5] [6]
Location Capacity Description Built
Kozani 204 MW Kozani Park [7] 2022
Naoussa 7 + 7 MW Concentration of photovoltaic stations 2013
Florina 4,3 MW Industrial area of ​​Florina 2009
Volos 2 MW Photovoltaic Station Volos 2009
Thebes 2 MW Photovoltaic station Thebes 2009
Gossip 1.997 MW 2009
Tripoli 1,99 MW 2009
Holly 1,25 MW 2009
Heliopentics 1 MW 2009
Pontoirakleia 944 kW 2009
Kythnos 100 kW 2009
Sifnos 60 kW 1998
Tavros, ILPAP Building 20 kW 2009
Ethel Station 20 kW 2009
Maroussi, Irini station 20 kW 2009
Future
The largest photovoltaic (PV) stations in Greece [6] [8]
Location Capacity Description Built
Megalopolis 50 MW Megalopolis Park -
Crete 0,48 MW Atherinolakou Park -
See also
Greece Gate flag
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Renewable energy sources in Greece
Wind energy in Greece
Desertec
Solar power
Solar energy in the European Union
Solar energy per country
Renewable energy sources by country