GEK TERNA SA

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Direct Lobbying Transparency

Overall Assessment	Comment	Score
Limited	GEK TERNA provides very limited insight into its climate-policy lobbying. The company’s materials refer broadly to themes such as renewable energy development, energy storage and decarbonisation in Greece, but they do not identify any specific laws, regulations or governmental proposals the company has tried to influence. Likewise, the disclosures mention no concrete lobbying channels—there is no description of meetings, submissions, membership of trade associations, or other forms of direct or indirect engagement with policymakers. The only objectives described are high-level aspirations such as achieving low energy costs and secure supply, without linking these goals to particular legislative changes or policy instruments. As a result, readers are left with only a general sense of the company’s climate ambitions and no clear evidence of how, where or on what policies GEK TERNA seeks to exert influence.	1

Lobbying Governance

Overall Assessment	Comment	Score
Moderate	GEK TERNA SA employs a due diligence process to “examine very carefully” the trade associations it engages with and states that this “due diligence is being performed by our Legal department,” which provides a clear mechanism for aligning indirect lobbying with its climate change strategy. However, the company does not disclose a corresponding process for managing its direct lobbying activities, nor does it name a dedicated individual or formal committee beyond the Legal department to oversee lobbying alignment. We found no information on how the due diligence criteria are developed, reviewed or updated, any timetable for review, or public reporting on the outcomes, leaving the breadth and rigor of its governance framework for climate-related policy engagement unclear.	2