The first large-scale solar plants to be installed in Greece since 2015 have been completed. The three PV plants, built by Greek oil firm Hellenic Petroleum Greece’s Hellenic Petroleum, have a combined capacity of 8.6 MW. The company was not heavily involved in renewables prior to the projects, having installed a total of just 1.4 MW of solar PV. The three facilities were developed under the Greek government's new policy framework for renewables, an auction system with feed-in premiums for successful projects.
The first large-scale solar plants to be installed in Greece since 2015 have been completed. The three PV plants, built by Greek oil firm Hellenic Petroleum, have a combined capacity of 8.6 MW. The company was not heavily involved in renewables prior to the projects, having installed a total of just 1.4 MW of solar PV. The three facilities were developed under the Greek government's new policy framework for renewables, an auction system with feed-in premiums for successful projects.