The limited supply of natural gas that caused the increase in electricity prices resulting in the burden of households but also due to carbon demand, complications have arisen regarding the EU’s targets to limit the emissions of “greenhouse gases” until 2030 and their nullification until 2050.
One type of solution foresees the member states funding projects of Renewable Energy Sources (RES) in the territories of other member states whose contribution will account towards their National goals.
Due to their climate, the countries considered to be most suitable to facilitate such projects will of course be in the Mediterranean.
Certainly, the groundwork for this to occur had been prepared in advance in Greece and we know very well that the facilities of RES, such as the wind farms, are industrial plants, and despite the fact that they are presented as “green”, they have serious impacts on the environment and the development of the area they are installed in.
The reasonable demonstrations of the local inhabitants in the areas chosen are not taken into consideration and often supressed through violence.
With the selling off of a large number of shares of the Public Power Corporation (DEI) to private investors, particularly foreigners, the country loses control over its largest industrial enterprise. It is needless to mention the necessity of electrical energy for our survival, meaning that it should be easily accessible to all citizens.
The State loses its control and as always, the citizens will suffer the devastating consequences of this governmental scheme in all levels of their lives – economic, social and national; even condemning their future and prosperity – unless they quickly realise that the actions of the governmental partitocracy is not in the best interest of its citizens and the Nation.
FROM E.SY. ELLINON SYNELEYSIS CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION
OF THE REGION ABROAD
PRESS & INFORMATION DEPARTMENT
PEKLARI ATHANASIA
Email:esy.tmimatypou13@gmail.com
