Mitsotakis Predicts Falling Electricity Prices, Addresses Greek Debt

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stated that electricity prices will continue to fall as more renewable energy sources are added. He also affirmed that Greece will not become the most heavily indebted country in Europe, hinting at potential new support measures.

13 May, 10:01 — 13 May, 10:01

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Mitsotakis: Electricity prices will continue to fall; Greece will not be the most heavily indebted country in Europe

The Prime Minister stressed that Greece is now below the EU average in electricity prices, while leaving open the possibility of new measures if needed. “The main problem in Europe is the cost of living” The post Mitsotakis: Electricity prices will continue to fall; Greece will not be the most heavily indebted country in Europe appeared first on ProtoThema English.

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First report: naftemporiki · 13 May, 09:36|Full coverage: 2 · 24m|Window: 24m

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Κ. Μητσοτάκης: Οι τιμές στο ρεύμα θα μειώνονται όσο προσθέτουμε ΑΠΕ – «Παράθυρο» για νέα μέτρα στήριξης

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Mitsotakis Predicts Falling Electricity Prices, Addresses Greek Debt

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Κ. Μητσοτάκης: Οι τιμές στο ρεύμα θα μειώνονται όσο προσθέτουμε ΑΠΕ – «Παράθυρο» για νέα μέτρα στήριξης

Mitsotakis: Electricity prices will continue to fall; Greece will not be the most heavily indebted country in Europe

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