Press

2023-09-21
In search of clean energy: from renewables to nuclear
Portugal would gain from greater reflection on energy policy.
2023-09-19
APREN launches Permitting Guide for Onshore Renewable Projects
The Guide makes visible the main steps of the renewable project permitting process in order to simplify it.
2023-09-18
APREN and DGEG want more active municipalities in the permitting of renewables
By 2030, Portugal has to install another 45 GW of new renewable power.
2023-09-18
APREN launches Permitting Guide for Onshore Renewable Projects
The Association complains about the difficulties and lengthiness of the permitting process for renewable projects.
2023-09-15
Is the auction of offshore wind farms in Portugal threatened?
"In 2019 we had a different reading of the world," notes Pedro Amaral Jorge, noting that the picture of almost zero interest rates and reduced inflation favored investment in capital-intensive projects.
2023-09-15
Onshore Energy Projects Gain New Guide to Simplify Permitting
This new Guide is dedicated only to energy production onshore, but later, it may be extended to energy production offshore.
2023-09-15
Portuguese Association of Renewable Energies launches guide
The guide will help in the permitting processes of onshore renewable projects, that is, wind farms that exist or may still be installed in the Portuguese mountains.
2023-09-14
The challenges of renewables at a conference on 29 and 30 November
The event brings together some of the leading experts from national and international public and private entities in the field of energy and renewables.
2023-09-14
APREN launches guide to simplify the permitting of renewable projects
The guide already has a second version planned, in which it will add content on licensing for construction and offshore energy projects.
2023-09-13
Will we have cemeteries of wind panels and shovels?
APREN points out that, and according to the Global Wind Energy Council, 90% of the components and materials of wind turbines are easily recyclable, given that both the base and the tower and the "nacelle" have established recycling practices.