Press

2025-02-26
"Trump's decision will favour Europe in attracting investment for renewables."
The funding available in the US to invest in the energy transition can be channeled to the European space, believes the president of APREN.
2025-02-26
Pedro Amaral Jorge is the guest of Conversations with CEO
Pedro Amaral Jorge defends the need to create energy term contracts for consumers to derive more benefits from renewables.
2025-02-20
Portugal with the 2nd hourly average electricity price
The Renewable Electricity Bulletin prepared by APREN highlights that, in the 1st month of 2025, electricity generated from renewable sources represented 79.9% of the total production of 4837 GWh in mainland Portugal.
2025-02-20
Renewables and the consumer's pocket
Between free lunches and luxury dinners.
2025-02-19
Energyear Portugal 2025: innovation and networking for the future of renewable energy
Energyear Portugal 2025, the networking event for the energy and sustainable industry in Europe and Latin America, returns to Portugal for its 5th edition.
2025-02-14
Plan for offshore wind power ensures harmony between economy, environment and fisheries
President of APREN says that "the energy transition is a path that must be taken by everyone together, leaving no one behind".
2025-02-13
Offshore wind auction has been marinating for months
Government has already defined areas for offshore wind power but it remains unknown when they will be tendered.
2025-02-13
IMI renewables working group generates spark
Between the apprehension of the mayors and the approval of the companies, the revision of the IMI of renewables is underway.
2025-02-12
Minister wants renewables to lower invoices. The sector blames the rules of the market.
Pedro AmaralĀ Jorge says that "the current market design still does not capture for consumersĀ of electricity the positive effect of reducing costs with renewables".
2025-02-12
A year of renewable records on the road to 2030
In 2024, the electricity sector showed, once again, its significant role in the country's energy transformation. Electricity production in mainland Portugal grew by 3.3% compared to 2023, with a special highlight being the growth of 10.8 percentage...