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El informe “Cómo movilizar las inversiones en tecnologías limpias en la Península Ibérica” señala que existe una brecha crítica en el capital disponible para el crecimiento y escalabilidad de estas tecnologías en España y Portugal. En el caso concreto del capital riesgo cleantech, la inversión en este ámbito en Iberia es 6 veces inferior a la de Alemania, por lo que la Península debe movilizar 4.000 millones adicionales antes de 2030 para no quedarse atrás.
The report “How to Mobilise Investments in Clean Technologies in the Iberian Peninsula” highlights a critical gap in available capital for the growth and scalability of these technologies in Spain and Portugal. Specifically, when it comes to cleantech venture capital, investment in this area in Iberia is six times lower than in Germany, meaning the peninsula must mobilise an additional €4 billion before 2030 to avoid falling behind.
This month, 19 resolutions were published in the BOE for solar-wind hybridisation and storage projects. In addition, 115 MW of wind capacity were rejected, corresponding to Repsol and Aspiravi.