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2025-01-13
More renewable energy and energy consumption by 2030
A substantial change in energy consumption is expected, driven by the emergence of large intensive consumers.
2025-01-13
Germany and France: the economic crossroads that puts the eurozone in check in 2025
Germany and France, Europe's two most influential economies, are currently facing challenges that go beyond their borders.
2025-01-13
How to reach Net Zero?
The climate crisis is probably the biggest challenge of this century and we all have a leading role on this path. And there is only one direction – reducing greenhouse gas emissions and achieving carbon neutrality or Net Zero.
2025-01-12
UN calls for cooperative and collective work to accelerate transition to renewables
The UN Secretary-General said that governments must make a "rapid transition" away from fossil fuels and adopt clean energy "this year" in their national climate action plans.
2025-01-09
Government approves areas with greater potential for offshore wind auction
The president of the National Laboratory of Energy and Geology (LNEG) had already advanced that four lots will be at stake: Viana do Castelo Norte, Viana de Castelo Sul, Leixões and Figueira da Foz.
2025-01-09
Artificial intelligence and data centers breathe new life into nuclear power
Data centers could double their overall electricity consumption. And nuclear power is seen by some as the ideal answer to that challenge.
2025-01-09
Nuclear energy reopens debate on energy options
How many reactors are there in the world today? How does nuclear energy compare with renewables?
2025-01-09
Electric cars, taxes and (dis)incentives in the energy transition
For the beginning of the year, we cannot complain about a lack of animation in the charming world of energy.
2025-01-09
Environmental Impact of Green Hydrogen production under public consultation
The GreenH2Atlantic project, which aims to produce green hydrogen from water electrolysis, will be implemented in Sines, using exclusively renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind.
2025-01-08
Cold creates a "time bomb" capable of affecting supply in Europe
As Europe goes through a particularly cold winter, tensions in the gas market are increasing. After two years of milder temperatures that reduced energy demand, the continent is now facing a harsher climate, which has led to gas prices soaring and...