The Secretary of Energy, Sara Aagesen, announced the opening of the public consultation for Royal Decree 244/2019, which aims to gather extensive feedback from the sector. In this regard, some of the requested modifications include facilitating access to the grid, eliminating the connection radius for energy communities, and creating a one-stop shop.

The TracSmarT+2V Compact was designed to maximize safety and adaptability in photovoltaic projects. With growth expectations towards the second half of 2025, the company is focusing on improving its products and increasing the use of artificial intelligence.

AEGE called at its Forum for the approval of effective measures to eliminate the structural disadvantage that the electro-intensive industry faces in its electricity bill compared to its competitors, in order to advance the processes of decarbonization, electrification, and job and wealth creation in the country.

A key feature of the TracSmarT+2V Compact is its greater dynamic stability in the face of wind events, with a new protection position of 55º that ensures system stability even on variable terrain slopes.

Adding the announced ones, the Ministry of Industry has already granted €323 million in aid under the Decarbonization PERTE through definitive and provisional resolutions.

According to data from Red Eléctrica, generation with this technology reached 37,551 GWh on October 5, 2024, surpassing its total production for all of 2023, which was 37,472 GWh.