Greece recovery plan adds energy, digital and reform measures

The European Commission has proposed an annex amending Greece’s recovery and resilience plan, updating reforms, investments, milestones, and payment requests across energy, digital, transport, health, education, taxation, justice, and other sectors.

• The proposal covers non-repayable support and loan support, including measures on renewables, storage, EV charging, digital public administration, healthcare, social policy, and transport.
• It includes concrete financing items such as EUR 370.9 million for IPTO capital increase, EUR 350 million to ESA, EUR 350 million to EuroHPC, EUR 1.989 billion for the Hellenic Development Bank, and multiple installment amounts for RRF tranches.
• The document is an EU legislative annex/proposal, not a company press release; it references prior and planned milestones and implementation dates rather than announcing a single new commercial deal.
• Several measures explicitly require compliance with the European Code of Conduct on Data Center Energy Efficiency and include cloud, AI, and digital infrastructure elements.