by Milena Giorgi | Apr 15, 2025
The agreement warns that more than 20% of current projects in Europe are at risk of cancellation or delay. Industry experts explain that achieving the goals will depend on expanding projects, investing in larger and more efficient turbines, optimizing processes, and adopting energy storage as a strategic pillar.
by Lucia Colaluce | Apr 15, 2025
The latest report from the Directorate-General for Energy of the European Commission reveals that renewable electricity generation increased by 93 TWh in 2024, reaching a record 47% share of the EU’s energy mix. Total renewable energy production reached 1300 TWh in 2024.
by Milena Giorgi | Apr 15, 2025
Emilio Nieto, Director of the National Hydrogen Centre of Spain, underscores that the Clean Industrial Deal introduces compatibility between funding mechanisms and opens access to projects that previously failed to meet the necessary criteria, delivering a decisive boost to Spain’s industrial decarbonisation efforts. “If the Innovation Fund covers 40% of the project, and the Clean Industrial Deal provides another 40% of the remainder, the developer only needs to assume 20% of the total cost,” he explains.
by Milena Giorgi | Apr 15, 2025
Aurora Energy Research highlights that renewable auctions in Portugal have primarily served as a mechanism for securing grid access, rather than offering immediate project profitability. This rationale remains relevant in upcoming tenders involving storage, hybrid systems, and green hydrogen as part of a broader national energy strategy.
by Lucia Colaluce | Apr 15, 2025
The Energy Regulatory Office has confirmed that 75.9 TWh of electricity from renewable sources will be auctioned between 1 and 9 July. The maximum total value exceeds PLN 31 billion, while the country accelerates towards a 32 GW renewable target to stabilise its power system.
by Strategic Energy | Apr 15, 2025
In light of recent court rulings on biodiversity and landscapes, the Syndicat des Énergies Renouvelables reaffirms that onshore wind power reduces France’s dependence on fossil fuels, which cost €62.5 billion in 2024, and contributes to the country’s energy sovereignty and transition.