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Metlen Energy & Metals inaugurates large battery storage facility in Greece

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 15
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Kyriakos Mitsotakis attended the inauguration of a standalone energy storage facility created by Metlen Energy & Metals and the Karatzis Group. Mitsotakis stated that the facility is one of the largest standalone battery storage facilities in Europe, designed to store surplus energy from renewable sources and feed it into the grid when needed.

From inewsgr.com, naftemporiki.gr

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The investment supports Greece's goal of reducing electricity prices by at least 30% by 2030 and decoupling prices from natural gas. Mitsotakis noted that Greece has achieved a position as a net exporter of electricity, with over half of domestic output now coming from renewable energy sources.

From naftemporiki.gr

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  • Hellenic Federation of EnterprisesSpeculative

    The Hellenic Federation of Enterprises might reduce operational costs due to enhanced energy storage stability.

  • GreeceSpeculative

    Greece could attract greater investment into energy infrastructure projects following the government's endorsement of diversification policy.

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