Greece : 2006 Review.

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Capitalising on its geographic position in the eastern Mediterranean and the Balkans, Greece seeks to become an energy hub in the region and is increasing infrastructure interconnections with its neighbours. In the last four years, the country has also made significant progress in setting the course for reforming its electricity and gas markets. Energy diversification has improved, with natural gas becoming increasingly important in the energy supply. Significant challenges, however, remain. . Even though many of the market reform laws required by the EU are now in place, the market power of.  Read more... Preliminaries CONTENTS ORGANISATION OF THE REVIEW SUMMARY OF CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS GENERAL ENERGY POLICY ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT ENERGY EFFICIENCY OIL NATURAL GAS RENEWABLE ENERGY ELECTRICITY AND LIGNITE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY AND RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT ANNEX ENERGY BALANCES AND KEY STATISTICAL DATA ANNEX INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY SHARED GOALS ANNEX GLOSSARY AND LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS C