EMEA > Greece lines up new coal power plants as EU lawmakers weigh giving it free handouts

Greece lines up new coal power plants as EU lawmakers weigh giving it free handouts

Published 11:29 on November 4, 2016  /  Last updated at 11:29 on November 4, 2016  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

Greece is lining up investments in new coal-fired power plants as EU lawmakers mull including the debt-ridden nation among those states allowed to give their utilities free carbon allowances.
Greece is lining up investments in new coal-fired power plants as EU lawmakers mull including the debt-ridden nation among those states allowed to give their utilities free carbon allowances.


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