Enaon Unveils Ambitious Plans to Digitally Transform Greece’s Gas Network
Greek gas distribution subsidiary Enaon, a subsidiary of Italian firm Italgas, is set to inject **1 billion euros** into Greece’s natural gas network between **2026 and 2032**.
The investment will focus on expanding the network and implementing digital upgrades, with a specific emphasis on improving efficiency and reducing environmental impact. This comes as a major push for Greece to meet increasing energy demands and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
A Glimpse into the Future: Smart Gas Meters and AI-Powered Maintenance
As part of the plan, Enaon aims to install **smart meters** across the country, allowing for real-time monitoring of gas consumption and facilitating more accurate billing. Additionally, the company will utilize **artificial intelligence (AI)** to optimize maintenance schedules and reduce the risk of gas leaks.
These upgrades will help decrease energy losses, minimize disruptions to gas supply, and ultimately reduce costs for both Enaon and its customers. “We’re committed to making Greece’s gas distribution network more efficient, reliable, and environmentally friendly,” said Giulio Pollastrelli, CEO of Enaon.
A Boost for Greece’s Energy Sector and the Economy
The investment is expected to create new job opportunities, stimulate local economic growth, and contribute to Greece’s overall energy security. Enaon’s efforts will also support the country’s transition to a more sustainable energy mix, in line with the EU’s climate goals.
What this means for the average Greek consumer: Improved energy efficiency, reduced costs, and increased access to a vital resource. As Enaon continues to modernize the gas network, Greeks can expect to enjoy a more reliable, environmentally conscious, and cost-effective energy supply.
