Background
In April 2020, the Greek Regulatory Authority for Energy (RAE) granted four licenses for the construction of wind farms on Kythera. It is expected that more licenses will be granted soon; the theoretical maximum number of wind turbines permitted on Kythera is 147. The posts and information in this section record the development of the wind farm projects going back to 2007, when the first applications were submitted.
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Recap: The situation on Kythira
The legal framework for renewable energy sources in Greece was established by Law N.3468 of 2006, which remains in force...
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The licensing process
Law 3468/2006 (OG 129 A) constitutes the framework for Renewable Energy Sources development in Greece, including wind energy power plants....
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RAE maps for Wind Parks
The Regulatory Authority for Energy (RAE) is an independent administrative authority, which was established in order to implement the provisions...
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Information brochures Wind Parks on Kythira
Below the information brochures (in English and Greek) published by Dynamo Kythira in February/March 2020 shortly after the first licenses...
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Design wind park Agia Elessa-Kythira
A design from 2006 for a wind park in the location Agia Elessa at Kythira island. One of the first...
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Licenses RAE (Greek Energy Board)
The official licenses for the individual Wind Parks on Kythira, that have been granted up until now, by RAE, the...
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Applications windparks in the North of Kythira
In February 2009 two applications were made at RAE for electricity production licenses for windfarms at the areas of Kordelides...
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Municipality meeting 18-01-2008
Excerpt from the meeting of the Municipality of Kythira on 18-01-2008 regarding wind turbines on the island.
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