Greece loses 3 TWh green energy to storage gap; balancing market opacity blamed for high prices

Greek renewable output is being curtailed due to insufficient storage, with 3 TWh lost, while accusations of non-transparent balancing market practices keep electricity prices elevated. The development highlights structural inefficiencies in Greece's energy transition, with policy and regulatory implications for market design and storage investment.

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