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The Commission Approved an Escape Clause for Energy Exclusively for Greece - iefimerida.gr

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The European Commission has recently approved, exclusively for Greece, the request of the Ministry of National Economy and Finance to extend the scope of the existing national escape clause to include measures that enhance the country's energy resilience. The relevant letter was sent on 6 August 2026. The new investments are expected to reach €1 billion by 2028 and will be covered by national resources, while they are exempt from the limit on t…

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The decision "confirms that Greece is a strong and reliable country, which sets goals, achieves them and plays a leading role in shaping European decisions," said Kyriakos Pierrakakis - The main projects underway

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The European Commission has recently approved, exclusively for Greece, the request of the Ministry of National Economy and Finance to extend the scope of the existing national escape clause to include measures that enhance the country's energy resilience. The relevant letter was sent on 6 August 2026. The new investments are expected to reach €1 billion by 2028 and will be covered by national resources, while they are exempt from the limit on t…

The Greek proposal passed Brussels and opens additional fiscal space until 2028 – Batteries, heat pumps, schools, public buildings, railway and charging infrastructure in the large package that is exempt from the limit on the increase in net primary expenditure Greece secured a significant fiscal breather for energy and critical infrastructure from the European Commission, after […] The article Pierrakakis: The energy escape clause passed – Proj…

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It paves the way for new investments expected to approach 1 billion euros by 2028

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The request of the Ministry of National Economy and Finance was approved today, Friday, October 9, by the European Commission, exclusively for Greece.

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"The energy escape clause allows us to proceed with critical investments that will reduce the cost of energy, strengthen our energy autonomy and limit our dependence on international crises," claims the Minister of National Economy and Finance.

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Iefimerida broke the news on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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