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2025-06-17
IEA publishes the World Energy Investment 2025 report
In the 10th edition of its annual report, the IEA highlights the growth of global investments in renewable energy sources, reflecting a trend towards decarbonization. China continues to be the world leader in technological innovations and clean energies.
2025-06-16
Nuclear energy in Europe will require investments of €241 billion by 2050… but with many doubts on the horizon.
2025-06-13
Government approves more than 19 million euros for renewable energy projects
The matter at hand is the creation of Renewable Energy Communities (REC) and Collective Self-Consumption projects (CSC) that will receive European support.
2025-06-13
EU PVSEC 2025
The 42nd European Conference and Exhibition on Photovoltaic Solar Energy (EU PVSEC) already has the complete conference program available online.
2025-06-13
Iberian blackout must be technically assessed before blaming solar energy
The leader of the organization of solar energy exporting countries suggests an intercontinental network for sharing electricity between Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East.
2025-06-12
There is no free electricity (but we can think about it)
The mysterious blackout of April 28 has excited many of those who over the past decades have participated in the construction of the electrical system that today ensures us, with reasonable reliability, a continuous energy supply.
2025-06-10
After the blackout, it's time to take stock of the energy.
Some experts 'blame' the strong dependence on Spain, but there are those who point the finger at the weight of renewables. This is the first part of a dossier dedicated to the topic of energy.
2025-06-09
Advanced Bioenergy Association warns about energy waste in Portuguese homes
The energy transition starts at home. This is the message from the Advanced Bioenergy Association (ABA), which launched an initiative to raise awareness among citizens about the use of renewable energy sources through daily practices.
2025-06-09
Hydrogen from soda cans and seawater: sustainable innovation from MIT
Most of the hydrogen currently produced relies on fossil fuels, which implies high emissions of pollutants during the manufacturing process. Now, a team of engineers from MIT has developed a new method that could change this scenario.
2025-06-09
Air conditioning, solar panels: Government will drop the reduced VAT rate of 6% and prices will rise.
The reduced rate began to be applied from the State Budget for 2022, with a three-year application period, to "accelerate the energy transition" and "achieve a target of 47% renewable energy in gross final energy consumption by 2030," as outlined in the...