Environmental Permitting Specialist, Energy

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Renewable energy roles are among the most actively recruited positions in Greece's energy sector in 2026. Athens is Greece's primary energy market hub, home to the headquarters of PPC (Public Power Corporation), ADMIE (Independent Power Transmission Operator), DEPA (Public Gas Corporation), Helleniq Energy, and the Greek offices of international energy companies and developers. Greece has set ambitious targets for renewable energy deployment, with over 20 GW of new solar and wind capacity planned by 2030. Developers including Mytilineos Energy, Ellaktor, Volterra, Terna Energy, PPC Renewables, and a wave of international developers entering the Greek market are driving significant demand for renewable energy professionals.

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For Environmental Permitting Specialist, Energy roles in Greece, based in Athens, salaries typically range from 2,800 EUR to 6,000 EUR gross per month, with an average gross salary of around 4,200 EUR. Electrical or civil engineering degree, AutoCAD or PVsyst proficiency for design roles, knowledge of Greek licensing and permitting frameworks (CAPM, EIA), experience with wind or solar project development, and English proficiency are the strongest salary drivers.

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