by Strategic Energy | Oct 8, 2025
Photovoltaic production reached historic records for a single day in October in the main European markets, and wind energy also reached record levels in several of them. The increase in renewable generation, along with lower electricity demand in most markets and the drop in gas prices, were the main factors behind the price decline. For their part, CO2 futures reached their highest settlement price since mid-February, above €79/t, and Brent futures reached their lowest since the end of May.
by Strategic Energy | Oct 8, 2025
Denmark, Germany and the Netherlands are scrapping negative bidding in offshore wind auctions and adopting Contracts for Difference (CfDs) after years of failed tenders and stalled investment. WindEurope hails the shift as key to cutting costs and accelerating offshore expansion.
by Strategic Energy | Oct 8, 2025
Strategies must target persisting underrepresentation of women across the global renewable energy landscape.
by Strategic Energy | Oct 8, 2025
According to UNEF’s 2024 Annual Report, a total of 7,221 MW were installed last year, mainly on land, with 6,039 MW of new capacity installed. However, self-consumption registered a 31% drop in installed capacity compared to 2023, with only 1,182 MW of new capacity by the end of 2024.
by Strategic Energy | Oct 8, 2025
With the acquisition of grid access permits for both generation and demand, Endurance is making progress in its growth plan after closing an agreement with Kenergy that will bring 800 MWh to market.
by Milena Giorgi | Oct 7, 2025
The document is expected to be published before Wednesday, with high expectations that the proposed measures will enhance citizen participation, efficiency and transparency within Spain’s collective self-consumption model.
October 8, 2025Renewables, lower demand, and gas prices put downward pressure on European electricity markets in the first week of October
