Bidders in Greek energy tenders face EU exclusion under foreign-subsidy rules
By Lewis Crofts ( September 3, 2026, 09:38 GMT | Insight) -- The European Commission is moving to exclude three companies from participating in public tenders in Greece’s energy sector, after they failed to provide enough information under rules designed to reveal the involvement of subsidies from governments outside the bloc. Further details on the identity of the companies and projects aren’t public, but in three separate decisions this week the regulator deployed a rarely used power to police public procurement.The European Commission is moving to exclude three companies from participating in public tenders in Greece’s energy sector, after they failed to provide enough information under rules designed to reveal the involvement of subsidies from governments outside the bloc....
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