Portugal Renewable Energy Summit 2021

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Impact of renewable electricity on consumer prices in 2021

Know all the details about this Deloitte study for APREN.

Highlights

04
July
2022
Renewable Energy Bulletin

Forecasts from July 4 to 10.

02
July
2022
"Portugal wins a lot becoming Europe's power house"

Read Redro Amaral Jorge's interview on Dinheiro Dinheiro Vivo.

02
July
2022
"Electricity grid needs to grow but consumers will not pay more on the bill"

Interview of Pedro Amaral Jorge for TSF.

30
June
2022
The urgency of selfconsumption in Portugal

Article by APREN for O Instalador.

24
June
2022
Iberian mechanism: a temporarily necessary evil?

Read the article in Dinheiro Vivo.

22
June
2022
APREN warns of illegality of additional municipal fees

Read the article in Expresso.

20
June
2022
Green Hydrogen as a decarbonisation enhancer

Article by Pedro Amaral Jorge

in Pontos de Vista magazine.

09
June
2022
The future is in the water

Interview with Pedro Amaral Jorge for Visão.

08
June
2022
Renewable Energy Bulletin

Check May's edition of this monthly bulletin.

Press News

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Solar energy in Portugal reaches the 2 gigawatts mark and climbs the podium of renewables

In May, for the first time, solar energy generated more electricity in Portugal than biomass, becoming the country's third renewable source.

Biofuels: "Portugal has the capacity to lead the transformation of mobility."

The head of the Portuguese association explains that biofuels produce 84% or even less of greenhouse gases than fossils, and 67% less than conventional electric vehicles, considering the origin of the electricity that feeds them.

Electricity production from gas reaches highest value ever in the first half, reveals REN

In addition to record levels in electricity production from gas, the level of electricity imports also reached new highs in the first six months of the year, REN said.

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APREN’s Associates are companies holding power plants for electricity production from renewable sources (ordinary associates) and any individual or collective person interested in the development of the renewable electricity sector in Portugal (extraordinary associates).

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