Greece’s new period of significant investment opportunities – €100 billion for investment in 2027-2034

Greece is entering a new period of significant investment opportunities, as the expiry of the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) is set to reshape the landscape of financing tools available over the next eight years.

National and European resources are estimated to exceed € 100 billion in total, creating a significant funding pool for investment in businesses, infrastructure, energy, technology and regional development.
According to an information bulletin by consulting firm Anodos Consulting, the main financing tools for the next period include:

* National Development Programme: around € 23 billion.

* 2021-2027 NSRF (remaining funds): around € 19 billion.

* 2028-2034 period: around € 38 billion, with the final amount still being determined.

* Social Climate Fund: around € 5.3 billion.

* Islands Decarbonisation Fund: around € 2.3 billion.

* Modernisation Fund: around € 1.7 billion.

Key investment sectors

The new funding is expected to be channelled into a broad range of investment activities, with a focus on the digital and green transformation of the economy.

Key priorities include:

* digital transformation,

* industrial modernisation,

* energy efficiency and renewable energy sources,

* energy storage and upgrades to electricity grids,

* green and sustainable transport,

* tourism and regional investment,

* innovation and technology,

* infrastructure and social development.

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