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Doesn't pay off for mid-sized plants under this scenario

0 plants viable today
0 tCO₂/yr avoided
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Max process temp200 °C

Plants

EEA Industrial Reporting 2024 matched to EU ETS 2025 emissions

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Plant shortlist

Ratio vs EU investment threshold 2.0 · margin

  1. 1
    AKRITAS S.A.
    Paper · Mid · 110°C
    3.27 / 2.0
    -1.27

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AI assessment

Generated from ratio data, NECP and policy pipeline

Greece's real electricity-to-gas ratio for mid-sized plants is 3.27 and 3.36 for large plants (Eurostat, 2026-S1, excl. VAT), 1.27 above the breakeven of 2. Gas costs about 49 €/MWh and electricity about 160 €/MWh. Over the last six semesters the mid-sized ratio moved between 3.21 and 3.86. 1 matched site, mostly paper; heat estimates come from 2025 ETS emissions and are not verified site data. No national policy items have been mapped yet, so scenarios use a generic reduction path.

Projected ratio · 15-year contract

Mid-sized plants

Spark-gap monitor

Greece · today's electricity-to-gas ratio, Eurostat-based

Mid-sized plants
3.27
+1.27 gap to 2
Range, last 6 semesters (Eurostat): 3.21–3.86
Large plants
3.36
+1.36 gap to 2
Range, last 6 semesters (Eurostat): 3.12–3.87
What makes up the electricity price (mid-sized)
Volatility, last 6 semesters — same ratio, different risk

Policy forward curve

AI-extracted from national plans, laws and regulator decisions · illustrative policy items

  • No national policy items mapped for Greece yet. Scenarios apply a generic 5 / 10 / 15% ratio reduction.
Projected ratio by scenario (mid-sized) — same levels as the map toggle