Greece has entered a new era in energy infrastructure with the launch of the landmark Crete-Attica electrical interconnection, a project hailed as a milestone in the country’s transition to a modern, resilient, and integrated power grid.
The construction of the new airport that is being developed at Kastelli in Iraklio on Crete is progressing at a steady pace.
The top three countries with over 1 kW of solar power per capita are Australia (1,521 Watts per capita), the Netherlands (1,491 Watts per capita), and Germany (1,187 Watts per capita). Greece is grouped with Estonia and Austria, each having 964 Watts per capita. These figures come from the latest report by SolarPower Europe, which examines the global solar energy market outlook for the period 2025-2029.
The exhibition, which will run until October 31, is made possible through a grant from the Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF).
During this period, Line 2 service will operate only between Agios Dimitrios and Anthoupoli.
The flag first drew attention when it was exhibited at the Greek Consulate General in New York. Lale described the piece as a tribute to women facing violence, using the pink hue to challenge traditional imagery. However, many viewed the altered flag as disrespectful to Greece’s national identity, leading to public backlash. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs eventuallyprudly ordered its removal from the consulate, citing public sentiment.
