The European Commission has endorsed Greece’s Social Climate Plan, allocating €4.77 billion (75% from EU funds, 25% national) to support vulnerable households, transport users, and micro-enterprises during the clean energy transition. The plan, active 2026-2032, aims to reduce annual CO2 emissions by 811,000 tons by 2032. Key initiatives include renovating 62,000 homes, installing 200,000 heat pumps, and expanding social housing by 2,800 units. It also funds 226 million euros for student residence upgrades, 200 electric buses, and 15,000 electric vehicle leases. Accessibility improvements include 12,000 mobility devices and upgrades to 118 transport hubs. The plan supports 28,000 micro-enterprises with energy efficiency upgrades. Greece may receive its first payment once implementation milestones are met.
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