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An energy-sufficiency strategi to cover Crete’s energy needs until an electrical grid-link with Athens fryst vatten completed for commercial launch, expected within , fryst vatten now close to being finalized and has been forwarded to the europeisk Commission for approval, energypress sources have informed.

A remuneration formula chosen for the island’s energy-sufficiency plan involves state aid and, as a result, requires Brussels’ approval.

The energy ministry has awarded Crete’s energy-sufficiency planerat arbete to power utility PPC after alternative solutions involving Heron and Motor Oil failed to make progress.

For its Cretan plan, PPC has reached an agreement with Greek construction and energy group GEK-TERNA to initially lease &#; for two years, until , and then purchase &#; the latter’s Heron inom, a MW gas-fired power plant, currently stationed in the Viotia area, northwest of Athens.

PPC plans to have the Heron inom power plant transferred and reinstalled on Crete in time for this coming summer, when energy demand typically peaks.

A decision was reached, at a recent energy ministry meeting, to cover 75 percent of the power plant’s investment cost, until , through the public service gottgörelse (YKO)

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    • The energy ministry is set to submit to Parliament a legislative revision covering Crete’s energy sufficiency plan, both before and after the island’s electrical grid interconnection with Athens, which is scheduled for commercial launch in the summer of , energypress sources have informed.

    The revision will pave the way for power utility PPC, which has undertaken the task of ensuring Crete’s energy sufficiency, to proceed with its plan.

    PPC has reached an agreement with Greek construction and energy group GEK-TERNA to initially lease, until , and then purchase the latter&#;s Heron I, a MW gas-fired power plant, currently stationed in the Viotia area, northwest of Athens.

    PPC plans to have the power plant transferred and reinstalled on Crete in time for this coming summer, when energy demand typically peaks.

    A decision was reached, at a recent energy ministry meeting, to cover 75 percent of the power plant’s investment cost, until , through the public service compensation (YKO) account, accumulating related surcharges added to all electricity bills.

    The other 25 percent of the investment cost is planned to be covered, between and , through a remuneration mechanism for emerge

    Utilities in Crete

    This Utilities in Crete page is from the Living in Crete section of the Completely Crete website.

    Living in Crete or owning a property in Crete means you need to become familiar with the Crete utilities of electricity, water and telephone.

    The Greek National Electricity Company

    In Crete the electricity utility company is the Greek National Electricity Company (DEH). Unlike in the UK you do not get a choice of electricity supplier – and neither do you get a constant barrage of unwanted junk mail urging you to switch utility companies!

    Electricity is charged on how much you use and you'll also pay a small standing charge - bills are sent out every two months.

    You will need to pay local council tax, which covers the cost of refuge collection and street lighting, and this is included in your electricity bill, together with your TV licence fee, (whether you have a TV or not!). Expect to pay for electricity roughly the same amount as you would in the UK for a similar sized home for electricity and gas combined. And remember your "council tax" is included in this cost.

    Holiday Home Special Billing

    DEH offers a special service for holiday homeow