Greece rolls out balcony solar kits to cut bills

TL;DR
Greece is embracing balcony plug‑and‑play solar systems that connect directly to standard sockets with minimal installation, priced at 500–1000 euros and capable of trimming annual electricity bills by 15–25% (up to 50% when paired with a solar water heater). A renewable-energy bill moving through Parliament would allow installation via a simple notification to the distributor and set up a digital platform to declare equipment, aiming to boost access for renters and apartment dwellers even as a broader regulatory framework remains pending.
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