Greece's Environment and Energy Ministry recently announced the submission of a draft law for public electronic consultation with the objective of boosting the production of biomethane and organizing the hydrogen market in the country. The proposed law sets out the necessary institutional framework to support the production and utilization of biomethane and renewable, low-carbon hydrogen in Greece's energy mix. These efforts align with the goals outlined in the National Plan for Energy and Climate. The consultation period, scheduled to last until June 16, provides an opportunity for stakeholders and the general public to contribute their views and insights on the draft legislation. This move signifies Greece's proactive approach towards enhancing its energy sector by embracing sustainable practices and technologies. By focusing on biofuels like biomethane and hydrogen, Greece aims to drive the transition towards cleaner and more environmentally friendly energy sources, in line with broader climate objectives. The introduction of this draft law reflects a positive step towards fostering a greener and more sustainable energy market in Greece.