In Greece, Italgas has envisaged a total investment of €1 billion in Greece as part of the Group’s 2024-2030 Strategic Plan. This program will be executed by its subsidiary Enaon, focusing on four main pillars to support Greece’s ongoing ecological transition:
v Methanization of areas not yet connected to the gas distribution network and contributing to the phase-out of more polluting fuels like lignite and coal.
v Digital transformation of the network, including the replacement of traditional smart meters with “H2 ready” technology.
v Development of renewable gases, primarily biomethane and green hydrogen, to bolster decarbonization efforts.
v Repurposing the existing network to make the energy infrastructure more flexible, ready for a more sustainable energy future.
The plan spans seven years and aligns with the Group’s growth trajectory.
Tags: Greece, Italgas, renewable gases
Category: Fuels
