by Emilia Lardizabal | Nov 7, 2024
Italy is on track to break its record, reaching 7 GW of new renewable energy installations in 2024 despite the uncertainty generated by the government’s support scheme, according to Francesco Marghella, an energy systems specialist. Additionally, he notes that the MACSE will play a crucial role in the market but expresses concerns over the competitiveness of the initial auction.
by Emilia Lardizabal | Nov 6, 2024
With 12.5 GW of installed wind capacity, Italy is making slow progress in the wind sector. The country needs to double its installed capacity in less than six years to reach the 28.1 GW projected in the PNIEC, facing bureaucratic and social limitations, according to Martina Conti, renewable energy consultant.
by Emilia Lardizabal | Nov 5, 2024
Italy has made significant progress in renewable energy, registering 2.2 GW of projects under environmental processing in October 2024, according to a report by Energía Estratégica España. Agrovoltaic and wind power projects are leading the expansion, although some offshore wind and storage projects were also presented.
by Emilia Lardizabal | Nov 4, 2024
With an aging nuclear fleet and delays in the construction of new reactors, the French government is relying on wind and solar energy to strengthen its energy security. “It cannot do without wind and solar,” says Paul Neau, an expert in energy transition, emphasizing that these resources will be key in addressing the country’s electrical challenges, which include political tensions and administrative complexity in project development.
by Emilia Lardizabal | Nov 4, 2024
The company sets its course towards 6 GW of installed capacity, consolidating its presence in Italy and developing technologies such as storage and agrivoltaics. This is stated by Ingenium, which highlights its aim for complete vertical integration to continue advancing in its decarbonization mission.
November 7, 2024Italy is Projected to Surpass 7 GW of New Installed Capacity by 2024
