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advocates around the world access to the legal and technical expertise needed to
envisage, to argue for and to enact laws and policies that effectively protect
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- What is a FIT law?
- Before you start drafting
- Features of a good FIT law
- Country- and region-specific information
Greece
A primary renewable energy law in Greece is Law 3468 - Electricity production from RES & high-efficiency cogeneration & other provisions (2006) (English).
We do not currently have information about whether Greece’s energy law is a FIT law. We would be happy to hear from Greek lawyers about the current law. Contact us
Summary
There currently is no summary of these laws. If you are a lawyer from Greece, and interested in submitting a summary, we would be happy to hear form you. Contact us
EC review and assessment
Read a summary of the European Commission’s 2005 review of Greece’s renewable electricity policies and of its 2007 assessment of Greece’s progress in meeting the target set out in Directive 2001/77/EC.
Legal analysis
There currently is no legal analysis of this law. If you are a lawyer from Greece, and interested in submitting an analysis, or providing more up-to-date information about the current status of the renewable energy policy, we would be happy to hear form you. Contact us
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