by Milena Giorgi | Dec 17, 2024
APPA Renovables, AEE, and AELEC warn that the measures proposed by the Xunta de Galicia will negatively impact investment and legal certainty in the wind and hydroelectric sectors, and the regional president confirmed his plan following the statement.
by Milena Giorgi | Dec 17, 2024
As described by the Country Manager of BlueFloat, Spain has adopted a differentiated approach compared to Denmark in the design of auctions for offshore wind projects, prioritizing economic certainty and socio-economic impact.
by Emilia Lardizabal | Dec 16, 2024
Romania’s first Contracts for Difference tender awarded 1,528 MW of renewable capacity, distributed between 1,096 MW of onshore wind energy and 432 MW of photovoltaic solar energy. The average prices were highly competitive, reaching €65/MWh for wind and €51/MWh for solar, in an event that marks a milestone in the country’s energy transition.
by Lucia Colaluce | Dec 16, 2024
Recent reforms in Poland, such as easing the 10H Rule and renewable energy auctions, are reshaping the country’s energy landscape. These measures aim to remove regulatory hurdles and accelerate the growth of key technologies.
by Lucia Colaluce | Dec 16, 2024
Offshore wind energy in the UK progresses ambitiously, but it faces obstacles in regulatory approvals, local infrastructure, and supply chain costs. Donna Ellcock, Managing Director of Offshore Wind at Taylor Hopkinson, shares her insights with Energía Estratégica España on the solutions needed to meet energy transition goals.
by Milena Giorgi | Dec 16, 2024
Countries like Sweden and Belgium achieve more profitable and dynamic models, with up to 7 markets prepared for each function of a battery.
December 17, 2024More than €91 billion at risk: Xunta and renewable energy sector in conflict over new regulations.
