The Commission will disburse €2.1 billion in grants to Greece after its sixth payment request under the RRF. This payment covers 39 milestones and targets, supporting critical areas such as healthcare, education, public administration, and taxation. Key measures include establishing a legal framework for renewable hydrogen and sustainable biomethane, launching a new taxpayer information platform, installing 12,200 solar panels for households and farms, and creating a national digital health record system for healthcare professionals and patients.

Greece’s recovery and resilience plan, supported by a total funding package of €35.95 billion (€18.22 billion in grants and €17.73 billion in loans), has now achieved a 65% disbursement rate.

You can find more information in the Comission’s press release.