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07 September 2026
Commission Approves Greece's €4.77 Billion Social Climate Plan
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07 September 2026
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The European Commission has endorsed Greece’s €4.77 billion Social Climate Plan, which will support vulnerable households, transport users and micro-enterprises during the clean transition. Key measures include energy-efficiency renovations and the construction of zero-emission social housing, alongside support for cleaner and more accessible mobility.
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Under the approved plan, Greece will deploy funding between 2026 and 2032 through the Social Climate Fund and national co-financing arrangements. The initiative targets groups most affected by energy and transport poverty, including households with limited access to affordable mobility options and micro-enterprises exposed to fossil fuel price increases.
Key measures include support for energy-efficiency renovations, the construction of zero-emission social housing and the establishment of one-stop shops providing guidance on energy improvements. The plan also includes investments in electric vehicles, charging infrastructure, transport-on-demand services and improved public transport connectivity, particularly in rural and underserved areas.
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