Press

2023-01-12
Renewables score high
Despite the extreme drought, 56.9% of electricity in Portugal originated renewablely, Zero and APREN said.
2022-06-22
How EU countries are reducing fossils and investing in renewables
The energy transition is no longer just about halting global warming. It is increasingly about security of supply, fair transactions, affordable prices and energy autonomy.
2022-06-20
Green hydrogen: decarbonisation accelerator and energy autonomy
An analysis by BloombergNEF earlier this year predicted that by 2030 green hydrogen, produced from renewable energy, would be more competitive than blue hydrogen.
2022-06-09
Solar photovoltaic sector in Portugal needs a cohesive strategy
Portugal has a privileged geographical location in terms of solar irradiation as a renewable resource.
2022-06-10
The facts seen under a magnifying glass
Portugal presents itself, in the European panorama, as one of the most promising markets for the development of photovoltaic solar energy.
2022-06-10
The facts seen under a magnifying glass
Portugal is one of the most promising markets for the development of photovoltaic solar energy, also by the strategic vision of the development of the renewable sector included in the PNEC 2030.
2022-06-09
Between January to May, 18,054 GWh of electricity were generated, of which 58.8 % were of renewable origin.
According to the Renewable Electricity Bulletin, published monthly by APREN, "between May 1 and 31, 2022, the renewable incorporation was 56.3%, a total of 3,377 GWh produced" in Mainland Portugal.
2022-06-09
Energy companies call for plan for country to harness ocean potential
For the APREN´s CEO, there is still a way to go for Portugal to take advantage of its geographical position favorable to the exploitation of the potential of the ocean.
2022-06-09
APREN, APA and DGEG prepare guide for project permitting
APREN is preparing a permitting guide for renewable energy projects.
2022-06-09
Solar energy production in Portugal reached the highest level ever in May
During the month of May, solar production reached 8.2% of total production, which corresponds to the highest value ever recorded in Portugal, according to the APREN report.