LNG power plant in Alexandroupolis
The construction of an LNG power plant has started in Alexandroupolis, it will receive fuel from a floating regasification terminal.
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Greece increases prices for Covid-tests Rapid, PCR, Self-test
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Royal Guests arrive in Athens for Royal Funeral
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March 11, the first direct flight USA – Greece
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The Minister of Tourism said that 56 flights a week from the US and Canada to Athens have already been announced, and demand continues to increase
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Prince William and Princess Kate to travel to Greece for royal funeral – report
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The royal couple are due to fly to Greece on Monday
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Greece To Build Gas-fired Power Plant at Alexandroupolis
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The unit will have a capacity of 840 MW and be built jointly by the Public Power Corporation (51%), DEPA Commercial (29%), and Kopelouzos Group (20%).
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Greece will insist on the return of the Parthenon Marbles, Mendoni says
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"There is communication. There are contacts, as I wrote recently. A negotiation is very difficult, but it is not impossible," she continued.
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Greek Aerospace and four universities will create a new unmanned aerial vehicle
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Land workers: The Greece-Egypt agreement was ratified by the Parliament
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Greek Digital Gov. Min.: Establishment of a sole proprietorship in five minutes
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Last year, 50,000 personal businesses were established
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Greece launches platform for consumers to submit complaints
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Greece to Build ‘Giannis Antetokounmpo’ Court at Greek School in Ghana
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Greece to Build New Advanced Drone Called ‘the Griffin’
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Greece to Become Royal Hub for Former King Constantine’s Funeral
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Project for a mobile phone signal on Athens Metro network begins
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Dendias to Ankara and Borrell: Tolerance for provocations ends, consider sanctions on Turkish fisheries
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Erdogan accuses Greece of deliberately killing illegal migrants in the Aegean
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Greece less dependent on Russian gas in 2022 compared to EU average
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Former King Constantine of Greece to be buried in Tatoi Cemetery
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Letter from Dendias to Borel: Turkish provocations could lead to serious conflict
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It’s official: Rapid test presentation by unvaccinated workers comes to an end
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