Permitting Guide for Onshore Renewable Energy Projects

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#PRES2023

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Green Skills & Jobs Program

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APREN Yearbook 2023

APREN's new yearbook is already available.

Highlights

26
September
2023
Price of green hydrogen will dispense with imports

Read here the article by Pedro Amaral Jorge.

25
September
2023
Renewable Energy Bulletin

Forecast bulletin

from September 25 to October 1.

 

18
September
2023
Municipalities have to be more active

Interview with Pedro Amaral Jorge for Jornal de Negócios.

08
September
2023
Associates Area

Read the article by Carlos Sampaio's (Elergone).

06
September
2023
The renewable sector could be worth 12% of GDP

Interview with Pedro Amaral Jorge for the Renascença.

04
September
2023
Portugal aims to double electricity capacity

Read Pedro Amaral Jorge's interview for Visão.

28
August
2023
The promise of green hydrogen

Read Ricardo Ferreira's article published in Renewables Magazine.

10
August
2023
Renewable Electricity Bulletin

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12
July
2023
Conclusions - Offshore Wind Working Group

Read the communication from the government.

Press News

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EIB mobilises €1.7 billion for new solar plants in Portugal, Spain and Italy

According to Brussels, the photovoltaic plants will have a total capacity of approximately 5.6 gigawatts and will produce about 9.29 terawatts per year. They are expected to be operational by the end of 2028.

Spain's Capital Energy attacks offshore wind farms in Portugal with three mega-projects

Some of the electricity to be generated in the parks will be used to produce green hydrogen.

New Energy Efficiency Directive published

The new Energy Efficiency Directive (EU) 2023/1791 introduces significant changes to the regulatory framework, in particular Regulation (EU) 2023/955 in its recast version.

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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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