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Heavy-Duty Fleet Electrification Comes to Greece as a Service: Sirec Energy Joins Forces with VEV

The new partnership brings the “EV as a Service” model to the Greek market, combining electric vehicles, charging infrastructure, energy, financing and intelligent fleet management into a single integrated long-term solution Athens / London — Sirec Energy and UK-based…

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Sirec Energy Deepens Partnership with Blend Development with Second Brown-to-Green Commitment

The acquisition of a significant commercial building in central Athens has been completed. The asset is a six-story, 8,047 sqm commercial building originally constructed in 1970 with a EPC rating of E, located at 14–18 Mesogeion Avenue, Athens, adjacent to the landmark…

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Investments of €250 Million in Energy, Brown-to-Green Real Estate, and Infrastructure

Sirec Energy Featured in Business Stories

Investments of €250 Million in Energy, Brown-to-Green Real Estate, and Infrastructure Sirec Energy plans to invest in projects that focus on technology integration, sustainability, and energy efficiency. Current initiatives include participation in a new hydrogen-ready…

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Sirec Energy Featured in Business Stories

Dionissis Alissandratos, Managing Director of Sirec Energy, spoke to Proto Thema about the benefits of electric taxis and the new programme funded by the Recovery and Resilience Fund. Taxi drivers now have the opportunity to drive modern electric vehicles while…

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ZAP Taxi Club Ιntegrated offering for the electrification of taxis in Attica

The ZAP Taxi Club, the new integrated offering for the electrification of taxis in Attica, was made possible by the investment company SirecEnergy in collaboration with Ethniki Leasing, the project's financier, and FREENOW, the booking platform. Specifically ZAP S.Α, a…

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Sirec Energy partners with Hellenic Properties in its first joined investment in green buildings

Sirec Energy partners with Hellenic Properties to redevelop a former industrial building into a green building through EuSIF, the first Greek ESG-focused fund. It is a former industrial building in Tavros, very close to the metro station in Kallithea, with a total…

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Insights

Greece’s €4bn heavy-vehicle transition is short of capital, not technology

The national energy plan earmarks €4bn for electric buses and trucks by 2030. Greece registered 85 electric trucks last year, and seven in the first half of this one. 230,000  electric heavy freight trucks sold worldwide in 2025, up from about 84,000 (IEA, 2026) 4.8%…

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End-of-Life Tire Recycling

End-of-Life Tire Recycling: From Waste Obligation to Industrial Asset Class

Why tire circularity is becoming a structurally attractive platform for institutional capital — and what Greece's feedstock infrastructure has to do with it. Recycling, Repurposing & Reuse — Sirec Energy’s  Fund Vertical Over 1.5 billion tires reach end-of-life…

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Water Disalination

The future of Desalination

As we move through 2026, the global economy is facing a challenge that transcends market volatility: systemic water scarcity. According to the World Economic Forum, the demand for fresh water is projected to outstrip supply by 40% in the coming years. Water security is…

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What’s Next? Solar Panels on the White Domes of Santorini?

For millennia, the Greek sun grew olives and empires. Today, even as the world retreats indoors to train artificial intelligence and power energy-hungry data centres, that same sunlight is quietly feeding the next generation of growth, clean energy. The global appetite…

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Bridging” the Electromobility Gap

Athens is “Bridging” the Electromobility Gap

Electromobility is poised to revolutionise urban transportation, offering benefits that extend beyond individual vehicle owners to the entire community. In densely populated cities like Athens, where air pollution poses a significant health risk, the adoption of…

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A circular water economy

A circular water economy

By 2030, 60% of the world’s population will live in urban areas, with a third residing in cities of over half a million people. Rapid urbanization, particularly in Africa and Asia, drives intense competition for water resources. Aging infrastructure, inadequate waste…

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