WHY NOW
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An EPC is required to sell
The sale of a completed Greek home normally requires an energy performance certificate (PEA), and listings must show the energy class. A poor rating is a number every buyer sees, and it can shape the price.
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Standards are tightening
The EU’s revised EPBD requires Greece to cut the average energy use of its housing stock, with most of the cut coming from the worst-performing homes. Greece missed the May 2026 transposition deadline, and its national rules and thresholds are still being finalized.
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Hot, costly, falling behind
CHOOSING THE RIGHT ROUTE
The appropriate route follows the property, its use and the owner’s capital decision.
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A primary residence
The review considers the building’s condition, energy performance, occupancy pattern and current program eligibility. Any available support is treated as an input to the business case, not as the reason to select a system.
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A second home or investment asset
Privately financed upgrades require the same discipline: clear objectives, compatible systems, comparable proposals and owner-side control. The appropriate combination may include heat pumps, solar, storage, controls or envelope measures, depending on the asset.
HOW IT WORKS
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Diagnostic Review
We establish the property, current systems, intended use, constraints and the decision the review must support. Available documents and proposals are identified before scope is confirmed.
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Options and Proposals
We compare technical options and supplier proposals, test assumptions and identify integration, program and cost risks. Licensed designers and installers retain responsibility for their respective work.
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Owner-Side Oversight
Where required, KG Nordic monitors agreed milestones, information, change and quality observations through delivery and commissioning, reporting directly to the owner.
WHY KG NORDIC ADVISORY
KG Nordic is appointed by the owner. We do not sell equipment or receive contractor commissions. Advice, coordination and reporting are defined separately from the responsibilities of designers, installers and statutory professionals.
The purpose is to give the owner a clearer basis for system selection, procurement and delivery without adding another sales interest to the project. Professional background and scope information are available during mandate discussions.
FAQ
Funding status last checked: 1 October 2026
How much state support can I get?
It depends on whether a program is open and whether you meet its rules. As of late September 2026, no new Exoikonomo homeowner round is open. Exoikonomo 2025 is closed to new applications, and the next round, announced for late 2026 and funded through the Social Climate Fund, is aimed at vulnerable and energy-poor households. Its rates, caps and eligibility rules have not been published. We scope the upgrade on its technical merits and check any live program against its official guide. We cannot promise a grant amount or approval.
Can a holiday or second home get a grant?
Do not assume it does. Recent Exoikonomo rounds covered main residences only. For a second home, plan a privately financed upgrade based on condition, running costs and comfort. We help define the scope, compare contractor proposals and oversee delivery on your side, and we check whether any live solar or other program applies; the last rooftop solar program closed to new applications in May 2024.
I live abroad. Can I still qualify?
Foreign ownership alone does not decide it. Each program sets its own rules on property use, tax residence, income and documents. Recent Exoikonomo rounds covered main residences only, and the next round has been announced for vulnerable and energy-poor households, so do not assume you qualify. We check your situation against the official guide once a round opens.
What is the free energy assessment?
A written, document-based assessment prepared from the property details and photos you send: possible upgrade measures, indicative cost ranges and which state support schemes may apply under current official rules. It is free, fully online and delivered within 5 business days. It is not an energy inspection, an EPC or a grant approval.
Do you add a fee on top of the subsidy?
No. The contractor invoices you directly and we never mark up subsidized costs. Our fee is for advice, coordination and management. That independence is the point, and it is the part a local competitor cannot copy.