The 14th Edition of the Chart of the Month is powered by Deloitte and it is focused on the Energy Economic Perspective of EV Charging in Greece.

With its member nations being responsible for more than a quarter of the world's electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing, the European Union is leading the way in the adoption of EVs globally. That will lead to the creation of new jobs, a reduction in air pollution, a quicker advancement of climate change goals, and the development of Europe as a global EV leader. E-mobility is developing rapidly in Greece as well, occupying a prominent position in the transport debate. As the number of EVs on the road increases, the EV-per-charger ratio can help assess the suitability of the charging network.

More specifically, in 2022, there were 1908 AC stations and 160 DC stations, nationwide, reaching in total an exponential raise of 2941% within a four-year period. The number of BEVs tripled between 2020 and 2021 indicating that the supply (chargers) experiences a higher rate of increase by 250% in comparison to the demand (BEVs). Electromobility has the potential of being the most cost-effective solution, however DC fast charging is still expensive, reaching the price levels of petrol and diesel. Currently in Greece, there are 11 routes in highways between the large cities, where DC charging infrastructure is limited. A recent study from Deloitte indicates a general willingness of users to wait substantially longer than 10 minutes to recharge (relative to conventional brick-and-mortar petrol stations).

In this 13th Edition, HAEE’s Chart of the Month focuses on Natural Gas and LNG flows to EU-27 in 2022.

In this 12^th Edition, HAEE’s Chart of the Month focuses on governments’ energy spending in low carbon energy and energy affordability.

In this 11^th Edition, HAEE’s Chart of the Month focuses on EU’s energy security in terms of oil and gas imports in net mass and in value.

In this 10^th Edition, HAEE’s Chart of the Month analyzes the Nuclear power in Europe. 

In its 9^th Edition, HAEE’s Chart of the Month focuses on Hydrogen state of play and green future. 

In the August edition, the Chart of the Month focuses on EU’s electricity mix in the last two years. 

In the July edition, the Chart of the Month focuses on Sustainability and ESG disclosure in Greece and worldwide.

In the June edition, the Chart of the Month focuses on E-mobility trends in EU-27 and Greece.

In the May edition, the Chart of the Month depicts the increased energy prices and the energy poverty in EU 27.

In the April edition, the Chart of the Month focuses on the LNG & pipe imports, storage and cross-border Transmission Capacity.

In the March edition, the Chart focuses on the underground gas storage in Europe analyzing the current gas storage levels and the required injection until November 2022, according to EU guidelines.

In the February edition, the chart covers an analysis about the diversification of gas supply sources in Europe and Greece. The current crisis in Ukraine, the high dependence on Russian gas and high gas prices create an unprecedented turbulence in the gas sector.

The chart of the January edition covers the electricity generation mix in each one of the countries of the European Union and Greece’s position among them, in terms of type of fuel use in electricity generation.