The necessity of the transition to greener forms of energy through specific policies, actions and measures was highlighted on the second day of  the Economist's 27th Round Table Discussion with the Greek Government on The great transition: Geopolitics-Environment-Technology, by.

The "Island" program aims to achieve the energy autonomy of three small Greek islands, Chalkis, Kastellorizo and Antikythera, by the end of 2025. By applying innovative technologies and with a budget of 2.5 million euros from the Recovery Fund, they are planned to become "Green Island" standards at European and international level, upgrading the lives of residents, stimulating tourist interest and protecting their ecosystem.

The recommendations of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) for Greece may be positive, but with many footnotes as the challenges for the competitiveness of the economy still remain and prevent important investments. In particular, the OECD stands on the effectiveness of the judicial system, recommending changes.