Electricity sector reform in Greece

Ekaterini N. Iliadou

Utilities Policy, 2009, vol. 17, issue 1, 76-87

Abstract: This paper provides an outlook of the electricity market reform in Greece which started in 2001 and is still developing slowly. This is related to the persisting dominance of the incumbent company and the specificities of the electricity sector of Greece which is heavily dependent on indigenous lignite firing generation, while being located in the periphery of the EU internal electricity and gas markets. Competition through enhancing electricity trade in the region is limited to date, as the establishment of an internal market in South East Europe also progresses slowly. Development of competition through gas-firing generation by new entrants has been the priority adopted by State and Regulator's policies. However, the gas supply market in Greece and in the region still lags behind.

Keywords: Electricity; market; Liberalization; Energy; sector (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2009
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