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2024-10-16
From Lisbon to Madrid: Data centers accelerate growth
Portugal is experiencing a transformation in this market, with Lisbon "housing" more than 50% of the country's data centers.
2024-10-16
Public Consultation No. 123 - ERSE
ERSE has submitted a proposal to amend the Electricity Sector Tariff Regulation for public consultation. Deadline for receiving contributions: 27/11/2024.
2024-10-16
EPBD: Mission Impossible?
Decarbonizing buildings by 2050 and getting Brussels' ambitions moving will not be an easy task.
2024-10-16
IEA warns of risk of short-term energy supply disruptions
In the annual outlook report, the IEA recalled that the lesson of the current dependence on some fossil fuels "can also apply" to clean energy supply chains, which have "high levels of concentration" in some countries.
2024-10-16
World on track for 2.4ºC increase in global temperatures
Although global carbon dioxide emissions are about to peak, the world is still "well above the Paris Agreement's goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C".
2024-10-15
ERSE publishes proposal for electricity tariffs and prices for 2025
ERSE presents the proposal for tariffs and prices for electricity that will be in force from 1 January 2025.
2024-10-15
ERSE publishes proposal for Tariffs of the Electric Mobility Network Management Entity in 2025
By 15 October of each year, ERSE submits a tariff proposal from the Mobility Network Management Entity (EGME) to be in force the following year, which it submits to the Tariff Council (TC) for its opinion.
2024-10-15
SmarTA project to accelerate energy future
This innovative project, supported by the LIFE Programme, brings together 5 national partners with the aim of accelerating the transition to a more sustainable energy future.
2024-10-15
Portuguese economy has been less "carbon-intensive" for almost ten years
In 2022, Energy, water and sanitation was the branch of activity with the highest Carbon Intensity, followed by Agriculture, forestry and fishing and Industry.
2024-10-15
Portugal and 11 other countries ask EU to support interconnections to lower prices
Twelve European energy ministers say that "cross-border interconnection is key to reducing energy prices". Electricity prices are currently fluctuating more.