Participation in the Apollo Program and the Bluetonium Energy Community may result in irreparable commitments and damage to communities.
Energy communities should operate in a way that makes citizens producers and participants in the potential benefits of energy production. The proposed “Bluetoniu Energy Community” does exactly the opposite.
Recently, the Ministry of Environment sent a document to municipal authorities asking them to designate the areas of their islands that need special protection. We believe that this request from the Ministry cannot be answered in a well-founded way by the municipal authorities.
The earthquakes in the Southern Cyclades and the “earthquake” of Milos[1], as well as their political and communication management, confirm the positions taken by the Network for Sustainable Cyclades since its establishment: the development model of the islands has completed its cycle and must be changed immediately because our islands are not places of speculative investments, but places of life.
