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Priority Projects in Greece Co-Funded by the Structural Funds and Cohesion Fund in NSRF 2007-2013 Special Secretariat NSRF JANUARY 2011 List of Priority Projects in Greece co-funded by the Structural Funds and Cohesion Fund in NSRF 2007-2013 This is an updated list of priority projects to be co-funded by the European Commission, initially presented during the visit of European Commissioner for Regional Policy Johannes Hahn on September 28th, 2011. The 181 projects have been selected by the Greek Authorities in collaboration with the Commission Services, on the basis of criteria related to maturity, size and high social and economic impact and will be updated when necessary. See here the evolution of the Projects. CRITERIA (1) JOB CREATION After implem. ESTIMATED LOCATION / TOTAL COST During After implem. N° NAME OF PROJECT Min. forecast COMPLETION RESPONSIBLE PROGRAMME (CO-FINANCED) Link with implementation Max. forecast Economic and social impact (a) Maturity (b) (gross number MOU (c) (in equivalent (gross number DATE of jobs man-years) of jobs created) created) ENERGY: Integrate and modernize the country’s electricity network in particular reduce the oil dependence of Greece in an environmentally-friendly manner, reinforce and meet the EU targets on the use of renewables so that the Country has a secure energy supply, and ensure and improve its energy efficiency patterns (Projects 1-7); Improve energy efficiency decisive for competitiveness (Project 8), security of supply and for climate change purposes (Projects 1-4, 6,7) (the MOU refers to energy as a policy area where serious delays have occurred). Ministry of Environment, Central Macedonia / OP Climate Change and NG Compression Station at Nea Contribution to the energy security of supply; 1 Competitiveness & 23.098.741 3 1 309 3 End 2012 Energy; General Secretary Mesimvria (Thessaloniki) TENE project (Decision (EC)1364/2006) Enterpreneurship for Energy/ Vice President DESFA Ministry of Environment, Continental Greece / Climate Change and NG High Pressure Pipeline 2 OP Competitiveness & 24.681.926 Contribution to the energy security of supply; 3 1 267 4 End 2013 Energy; General Secretary towards Aliveri Enterpreneurship for Energy/ Vice President DESFA West Macedonia / OP Integrated project permiting the transition 3 Energopolis Kozani 20.000.000 1 1 158 20 March 2014 Mayor of Kozani Macedonia & Thrace from conventional to green energy Ministry of Environment, Cogeneration Plant Electricity and Attica / OP Climate Change and the 2nd upgrading of the 4 Competitiveness & 54.962.757 Contribution to the energy security of supply 1 1 1.380 4 Oct. 2014 Energy; General Secretary Terminal station of LNG of Enterpreneurship for Energy/ Vice Revythousa Island (3rd tank) President DESFA Pilot exploitation of geothermal Eastern Macedonia Pilot action for the exploitation of the 5 field Erateinou of the municipality Thrace / OP Macedonia 5.000.000 1 1 35 25 100 End 2014 Mayor of Nestos geothermic field of the Region of Nestos & Thrace Ministry of Environment, NG High Pressure Pipeline from Attica, Peloponese / OP Climate Change and 6 Agioi Theodoroi towards Competitiveness & 44.670.162 Contribution to the energy security of supply 2 1 638 25 End 2015 Energy; General Secretary Megalopoli Enterpreneurship for Energy/ Vice President DESFA Ministry of Environment, Cyclades Islands; Cyclades Islands Energy Inter Contribution to future deployment of Climate Change and Peloponese / OP Cannot be 7 connexion with continental high 127.119.047 Renewable Energy Sources; EU 2020 1 2 10 End 2015 Energy; General Secretary Competitiveness & estimated voltage grid objective of 20/20/20 for Energy/ Vice Enterpreneurship President DEH Ministry of Environment, All over the country / Up to full use of Climate Change and Operation "Saving Energy at Contribution to promotion of energy 8 OP Competitiveness & 396.000.000 3 2 909 0 the available Energy; General Secretary Housing" efficiency in private dwellings Enterpreneurship allocation of funds for Energy/ President ETEAN TOTAL 695.532.633 3.696 25 166 1/24 Special Secretariat NSRF JANUARY 2011 List of Priority Projects in Greece co-funded by the Structural Funds and Cohesion Fund in NSRF 2007-2013 This is an updated list of priority projects to be co-funded by the European Commission, initially presented during the visit of European Commissioner for Regional Policy Johannes Hahn on September 28th, 2011. The 181 projects have been selected by the Greek Authorities in collaboration with the Commission Services, on the basis of criteria related to maturity, size and high social and economic impact and will be updated when necessary. See here the evolution of the Projects. CRITERIA (1) JOB CREATION After implem. ESTIMATED LOCATION / TOTAL COST During After implem. N° NAME OF PROJECT Min. forecast COMPLETION RESPONSIBLE PROGRAMME (CO-FINANCED) Link with implementation Max. forecast Economic and social impact (a) Maturity (b) (gross number MOU (c) (in equivalent (gross number DATE of jobs man-years) of jobs created) created) COMPETITIVENESS INNOVATION AND RTD: Promote innovation and transfer of know-how and technology (Projects 9-14) principally to SMEs through research and technological development (Project 15-18). Construction of the building Crete / OP Crete & Secretary General for 9 "Artificial Intelligence" for the 3.059.923 Mature project in innovative sector 3 1 34 0 June 2012 Aegean islands Research and Technology Technology Institute All over the country / Supporting actions towards 250 companies in Ministry of development 10 Digi Content 20.000.000 3 1 not available not available not available End 2012 OP Digital Convergence the publication sector digital aid s.a All over the country / Supporting actions towards 2.200 companies Ministry of development 11 Digi Retail 100.000.000 3 1 not available not available not available End 2013 OP Digital Convergence in the retail sector. digital aid s.a The project involves the construction of two Patras / OP Western modern buildings fully equipped to house and Secretary General of New Buildings of technological 12 GreecePelopennese 9.657.025 support the research infrastructure of the 1 1 10 0 End 2015 Research and institute of Patra Ionian islands institute for scientific and technological Development excellence. Epirus / OP Thessally R&D projects focused to the specific needs of 13 "New Knowledge" for Epirus Continental Greece 3.500.000 3 1 146 0 End 2015 Governor of the Region Epirus Epirus Not West Macedonia / OP Not known.Not Mayor of Grevena Denn 14 Astronomy Park of Orliakas 6.000.000 Education & Tourism 1 1 known.Not End 2015 Macedonia & Thrace submitted yet of Thessaloniki University submitted yet All over the country / Boost innovative entrepreneurship and 24 months from General Secretary of 15 New Innovative Entrepreneurship OP Competitiveness & 30.000.000 improve competitiviness of the Greek 1 2 200 400 500 the approval date Industry Enterpreneurship economy All over the country / Boost innovation and competitiveness of 1236 months Corallia (microelectronics President of Research 16 OP Competitiveness & 37.700.000 entreprises and employment in cutting 3 2 300 300 500 from the clusters) Centre ATHINA Enterpreneurship edge technology sectors; patents contracting Boost innovation supported by RTD through cooperation of entreprises and Research All over the country / Cooperation Acte I and II; 1st Institutes; development of new innovative Up to 5 years from General Secretary for 17 OP Competitiveness & 93.620.000 3 2 600 80 160 call, 2009 products; boost employment in cuttingedge the approval date Research & Technology Enterpreneurship and medium technology sectors; boost competitiveness of entreprises Boost innovation supported by RTD through cooperation of entreprises and Research Cooperation 2011 Clusters All over the country / 2436 months Institutes; boost competitiveness of General Secretary for 18 between productive sector and OP Competitiveness & 68.320.000 3 2 440 60 120 from the approval entreprises in "Green growth" sectors, boost Research & Technology research institutes Enterpreneurship date employment in cuttingedge and medium technology sectors; TOTAL 371.856.948 1.730 840 1.280 2/24 Special Secretariat NSRF JANUARY 2011 List of Priority Projects in Greece co-funded by the Structural Funds and Cohesion Fund in NSRF 2007-2013 This is an updated list of priority projects to be co-funded by the European Commission, initially presented during the visit of European Commissioner for Regional Policy Johannes Hahn on September 28th, 2011. The 181 projects have been selected by the Greek Authorities in collaboration with the Commission Services, on the basis of criteria related to maturity, size and high social and economic impact and will be updated when necessary. See here the evolution of the Projects. CRITERIA (1) JOB CREATION After implem. ESTIMATED LOCATION / TOTAL COST During After implem. N° NAME OF PROJECT Min. forecast COMPLETION RESPONSIBLE PROGRAMME (CO-FINANCED) Link with implementation Max. forecast Economic and social impact (a) Maturity (b) (gross number MOU (c) (in equivalent (gross number DATE of jobs man-years) of jobs created) created) ENTERPRENEURSHIP FOR SMEs: Boost innovative entrepreneurship and improve competitiveness of the Greek economy (Project 19); Improve the outturn of the Greek economy . Implementation of Financial Boost innovative entrepreneurship and All over the country / Engineering Instrument to improve competitiviness of the Greek Cannot be Cannot be Cannot be 19 OP Competitiveness & 710.000.000 3 2 End 2015 President ETEAN support SMEs (ETEAN
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