Ptolemaida Basin

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The Ptolemaida Basin is a lignite-rich geological and industrial region in northern Greece known for its extensive open-pit coal mining and power generation activities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coal mining region
geological basin
industrial region
affects local employment in Western Macedonia
climatePolicyRelevance coal phase-out in Greece
comparedWith Megalopolis Basin NERFINISHED
contributesTo Greek electricity production
country Greece
economicRole major energy hub of Greece
energySource lignite-fired power plants
environmentalImpact air pollution
greenhouse gas emissions
landscape alteration
geologicalAge Neogene-Quaternary sediments
geologicalFeature sedimentary basin
hasIndustry lignite processing
hasPowerPlant Agios Dimitrios Power Station NERFINISHED
Amyntaio Power Station NERFINISHED
Kardia Power Station NERFINISHED
Ptolemaida Power Station NERFINISHED
hasSettlementNearby Amyntaio NERFINISHED
Filotas NERFINISHED
Kozani NERFINISHED
Ptolemaida NERFINISHED
hasTransportInfrastructure conveyor belt systems
industrial rail connections
industrialActivity electricity generation
lignite extraction
knownFor electric power generation
lignite deposits
open-pit coal mining
locatedIn Western Macedonia NERFINISHED
northern Greece
miningMethod open-pit mining
near Kozani NERFINISHED
Ptolemaida NERFINISHED
operatedBy Public Power Corporation of Greece NERFINISHED
partOf Greek lignite mining system
Macedonia (Greece) NERFINISHED
resourceType lignite
subjectOf Greek decarbonization policies
timePeriodOfIntensiveExploitation early 21st century
second half of the 20th century
undergoing energy transition

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Ptolemaida partOf Ptolemaida Basin