Greek PM Mitsotakis Says Greece Will Take Measures to Address Rising Energy Costs

The announcement is significant because it signals political recognition that energy costs are becoming a domestic pressure point, but the absence of detail leaves the actual policy response entirely undefined. Markets and households exposed to Greek energy prices are left with a statement of intent rather than a mechanism. The open question is whether the measures, once specified, target retail bills, fiscal transfers or supply-side costs — each carries different implications for Greek public finances and the wider European energy-cost debate.