Greece's environmental landscape is undergoing significant transformation, propelled by the unveiling of a new €200 million subsidy program by the Ministry of Environment and Energy. This initiative is earmarked for residential and agricultural solar projects and small-scale energy storage systems. With households and agricultural enterprises eligible to install up to 10.8 kW solar capacities and battery storage of up to 10.8 kWh, the country is poised for a surge in renewable energy adoption.

Against this backdrop of burgeoning opportunities in Greece's energy sector, the 6th edition of the Verde. The International Exhibition in Athens, from March 29th to 31st, served as a vibrant platform for industry players to showcase their environmental technologies. Swatten, a leading provider of energy storage systems and solar inverters, played a pivotal role in highlighting innovative solutions tailored for residential and small-scale commercial applications.

Swatten presented its cutting-edge energy storage systems and solar inverters during the exhibition, drawing significant attention from attendees. Notably, the visit of Ambassador Xiao, the Chinese Ambassador to Greece, to the Swatten booth underscored the growing interest in international collaboration and the exchange of expertise in sustainable energy solutions.

As the curtains close on the 6th International Exhibition Environmental Technologies, Swatten remains committed to driving advancements in renewable energy technology. With a keen focus on fostering partnerships and leveraging innovative solutions, Swatten aims to contribute to Greece's sustainable energy transition and the global effort towards a greener future.