by Emilia Lardizabal | Jan 5, 2026
The final resolution of Spain’s FEDER programme redraws the country’s storage map. Total funding was reduced, major players such as Aquila Capital exited the scheme, while new large-scale projects from RWE and Alter Enersun entered the portfolio. The outcome also brought a strong regional reshuffle, with Catalonia, Extremadura and the Canary Islands emerging as key beneficiaries of the changes.
by Emilia Lardizabal | Dec 19, 2025
As storage gains ground and the urgency for energy autonomy intensifies, the COUNTRY MANAGER outlines his vision for a “hot” market moment: more incentives, less dependency, and a wide-open field for scaling up. At Hoymiles, the company is backing a clear formula to take the lead over competitors, based on a mature and stable supply chain, a focus on 10 to 30 MW projects, and the speed required to gain volume.
by Strategic Energy | Dec 17, 2025
Madrid will host the flagship energy event on February 12, 2026, with energy storage at the core of the Iberian renewable transition
by Strategic Energy | Dec 12, 2025
The agreement includes 13 MW of fixed-tilt mounting structures and 35 MW of single-row 1P solar trackers, engineered to maximise energy yield and ensure long-term performance.
by Strategic Energy | Dec 11, 2025
The US-based metal-roof fastening specialist has acquired ESS Group Engineering Technical Center and launched a new manufacturing facility in northern Spain. The expansion strengthens its capacity to supply solar mounting and snow-retention solutions across Europe, improving delivery times, regional alignment and support for a rapidly growing distributor network.
by Emilia Lardizabal | Dec 10, 2025
Ahead of the Future Energy Summit Iberia, executives from GameChange Solar, Risen Energy and Yingli Solar outlined Spain’s technical, financial and logistical bottlenecks, set priorities for 2026, and debated the strategic role of energy storage, artificial intelligence and hybrid renewable plants.
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