With these new improvements, the system design is simplified thanks to integration, automation, and increased efficiency for developers and engineers.

With these new improvements, the system design is simplified thanks to integration, automation, and increased efficiency for developers and engineers.
Electricity demand rises by 4% due to low temperatures. Gas combined cycles increase their activity by 91% to meet demand and compensate for low wind and nuclear production. They lead the mix and influence price-setting throughout the day. Forecast for the end of the month: below 100 €/MWh.
Its production increases by almost 11% in a record year for two reasons: it registers the highest renewable production and its largest share since records began. Solar photovoltaic surpasses combined cycle and moves into third place in the mix for the first time, in a year once again led by wind energy, with 23%. Forecasts indicate that demand in Spain is growing by nearly 1.6%, and the country ends the year with a net exporter balance for the third consecutive year.
The design of the Capacity Market, submitted for public consultation by the Ministry of Ecological Transition, has generated mixed opinions in the electricity sector. While aelēc celebrates it as a step toward supply security, other stakeholders warn of potential inequities and market distortions.
In the last 24 hours, 63 new job openings in renewables have been launched in Italy and Spain. While Milan leads the opportunities in the Italian market, Madrid takes the lead in Spain. Technician, engineer, and consultant roles are the most sought after, with a growing focus on on-site positions. The full list is provided at the bottom of the article.
Wind power consolidates as a leader in the energy mix, creating jobs, reducing emissions, and promoting industrial competitiveness. However, it faces key challenges such as accelerating installations, enhancing repowering, and strengthening social acceptance by 2030.
The ten-year agreement enables the construction of two solar projects, Ginosa and Bellomo, totaling 16 MWdc in Apulia and Sicily, respectively.
The company highlights the need for a consolidated market and robust transport infrastructure to boost this technology in the Iberian Peninsula.
Raúl García Posadas, Director of ASEALEN, highlights the profitability opportunities of energy storage plants in Spain. The adaptation of regulations, participation in capacity markets, and fossil-free flexibility mechanisms are key elements to drive their development.
MIBGAS launches the MIBGAS IBHYX index with an initial price of €5.85/kg, reflecting the production cost of renewable hydrogen in the Iberian Peninsula. This indicator aims to bring transparency to the market, although experts like Marcos Rupérez and Eugenio Trillo highlight the challenges for this price to be accepted in the market.
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.
Countries like Sweden and Belgium achieve more profitable and dynamic models, with up to 7 markets prepared for each function of a battery.
The average price of the Spanish electricity market in 2024 will be 62.5 €/MWh, a figure 30% lower than the initial projections.
Julio Vera, Director of Institutional Relations at IberBlue Wind, points out that the auctions in Spain and Portugal offer greater guarantees to promoters compared to the Danish model. He argues that the lack of state support in Denmark creates risks and limits the sector’s competitiveness.
This was achieved thanks to the global success of the Tiger Neo N-type module and the international expansion of factories, such as the new plant in Saudi Arabia. JinkoSolar is driving the transition to sustainable solar energy.
The BOE of December 11, 2024, includes key resolutions on photovoltaic and storage projects. Notable among them is the approval of the Gecama Hybrid Plant, with 250 MW of solar generation and 100 MW of storage, and the rejection of several projects in León. These decisions reflect the challenges and progress within the framework of the PNIEC and Spain’s MITECO strategy.
With a strategic location, renewable resources, and high connectivity, Spain positions itself as a key player in digitalization. Manuel Giménez, CEO of Spain DC, warns about the risks of speculation in the sector, the lack of energy infrastructure, and the growth projections for 2026.
Enagás strengthens its leadership in the European hydrogen sector with this key appointment to the European Network of Network Operators for Hydrogen (ENNOH).
3.8 GW of storage installed across all segments, an 80% increase compared to the third quarter of 2023. Residential installations reach a record high.
Italy unveils an ambitious strategy to integrate green hydrogen into its energy and industrial matrix, highlighting investments of up to €57 billion by 2050. Dr.Prof. Gaetano Santonocito, states that a progressive market development is expected in the coming years, although certain challenges need to be addressed.
A resolution with no changes, but with evident challenges, confirms the concentration of projects in the Cantabrian coast and the administrative hurdles that could affect meeting deadlines.
With these new improvements, the system design is simplified thanks to integration, automation, and increased efficiency for developers and engineers.
Electricity demand rises by 4% due to low temperatures. Gas combined cycles increase their activity by 91% to meet demand and compensate for low wind and nuclear production. They lead the mix and influence price-setting throughout the day. Forecast for the end of the month: below 100 €/MWh.
Its production increases by almost 11% in a record year for two reasons: it registers the highest renewable production and its largest share since records began. Solar photovoltaic surpasses combined cycle and moves into third place in the mix for the first time, in a year once again led by wind energy, with 23%. Forecasts indicate that demand in Spain is growing by nearly 1.6%, and the country ends the year with a net exporter balance for the third consecutive year.
The design of the Capacity Market, submitted for public consultation by the Ministry of Ecological Transition, has generated mixed opinions in the electricity sector. While aelēc celebrates it as a step toward supply security, other stakeholders warn of potential inequities and market distortions.
In the last 24 hours, 63 new job openings in renewables have been launched in Italy and Spain. While Milan leads the opportunities in the Italian market, Madrid takes the lead in Spain. Technician, engineer, and consultant roles are the most sought after, with a growing focus on on-site positions. The full list is provided at the bottom of the article.
Wind power consolidates as a leader in the energy mix, creating jobs, reducing emissions, and promoting industrial competitiveness. However, it faces key challenges such as accelerating installations, enhancing repowering, and strengthening social acceptance by 2030.
The ten-year agreement enables the construction of two solar projects, Ginosa and Bellomo, totaling 16 MWdc in Apulia and Sicily, respectively.
The company highlights the need for a consolidated market and robust transport infrastructure to boost this technology in the Iberian Peninsula.
Raúl García Posadas, Director of ASEALEN, highlights the profitability opportunities of energy storage plants in Spain. The adaptation of regulations, participation in capacity markets, and fossil-free flexibility mechanisms are key elements to drive their development.
MIBGAS launches the MIBGAS IBHYX index with an initial price of €5.85/kg, reflecting the production cost of renewable hydrogen in the Iberian Peninsula. This indicator aims to bring transparency to the market, although experts like Marcos Rupérez and Eugenio Trillo highlight the challenges for this price to be accepted in the market.
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.
Countries like Sweden and Belgium achieve more profitable and dynamic models, with up to 7 markets prepared for each function of a battery.
The average price of the Spanish electricity market in 2024 will be 62.5 €/MWh, a figure 30% lower than the initial projections.
Julio Vera, Director of Institutional Relations at IberBlue Wind, points out that the auctions in Spain and Portugal offer greater guarantees to promoters compared to the Danish model. He argues that the lack of state support in Denmark creates risks and limits the sector’s competitiveness.
This was achieved thanks to the global success of the Tiger Neo N-type module and the international expansion of factories, such as the new plant in Saudi Arabia. JinkoSolar is driving the transition to sustainable solar energy.
The BOE of December 11, 2024, includes key resolutions on photovoltaic and storage projects. Notable among them is the approval of the Gecama Hybrid Plant, with 250 MW of solar generation and 100 MW of storage, and the rejection of several projects in León. These decisions reflect the challenges and progress within the framework of the PNIEC and Spain’s MITECO strategy.
With a strategic location, renewable resources, and high connectivity, Spain positions itself as a key player in digitalization. Manuel Giménez, CEO of Spain DC, warns about the risks of speculation in the sector, the lack of energy infrastructure, and the growth projections for 2026.
Enagás strengthens its leadership in the European hydrogen sector with this key appointment to the European Network of Network Operators for Hydrogen (ENNOH).
3.8 GW of storage installed across all segments, an 80% increase compared to the third quarter of 2023. Residential installations reach a record high.
Italy unveils an ambitious strategy to integrate green hydrogen into its energy and industrial matrix, highlighting investments of up to €57 billion by 2050. Dr.Prof. Gaetano Santonocito, states that a progressive market development is expected in the coming years, although certain challenges need to be addressed.
A resolution with no changes, but with evident challenges, confirms the concentration of projects in the Cantabrian coast and the administrative hurdles that could affect meeting deadlines.
The Italian Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association (H2IT) presented the "Mappatura dei Progetti Idrogeno PNRR" (Mappature of Hydrogen Projects PNRR), which shows the development status of Hydrogen Valleys, refueling stations, and IPCEI projects throughout Italy. The map...
The European Solar Manufacturing Council and SolarPower Europe call for additional measures beyond the Net Zero Industry Act including production linked support, inclusion of “Made in Europe” in Public Procurement, and better financing conditions. Joint Letter sent to European Commission and Ministers of the Competitiveness Council ahead of Solar-PV Ministerial Meeting at 30 September.
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.