December 22, 2025Spain must quadruple its annual wind power installations as the sector calls for clear rules and lower tax pressure

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Spain must quadruple its annual wind power installations as the sector calls for clear rules and lower tax pressure

The Spanish Wind Energy Association (AEE) warns that more than 4,500 MW of onshore wind capacity must be installed each year until 2030 to reach the target of 59 GW. In 2024, only 1,186 MW were added. The sector is calling for regulatory certainty, fewer administrative barriers and a more balanced tax framework to accelerate deployment.

December 19, 2025“We’re targeting 7x growth”: Hoymiles’ Sebastián González on the roadmap to 700 MWh of battery storage in Iberia by 2026

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“We’re targeting 7x growth”: Hoymiles’ Sebastián González on the roadmap to 700 MWh of battery storage in Iberia by 2026

As storage gains ground and the urgency for energy autonomy intensifies, the COUNTRY MANAGER outlines his vision for a “hot” market moment: more incentives, less dependency, and a wide-open field for scaling up. At Hoymiles, the company is backing a clear formula to take the lead over competitors, based on a mature and stable supply chain, a focus on 10 to 30 MW projects, and the speed required to gain volume.

December 17, 2025“The IDAE call has acted as a lever”: Cegasa Energía to launch a BESS factory of up to 1800 MWh by 2026

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“The IDAE call has acted as a lever”: Cegasa Energía to launch a BESS factory of up to 1800 MWh by 2026

The new Cegasa industrial facility will reach 600 MWh per year in its first phase and will triple that figure by 2027. In an exclusive interview with Energía Estratégica, Carlos Infante details the technological profile of the BESS systems, their application in large-scale projects, and analyses the factors that are accelerating the Spanish energy storage market.

December 17, 2025Gas station and EV Charging hub storage: Hellonext enters the market and challenges major players

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Gas station and EV Charging hub storage: Hellonext enters the market and challenges major players

While most companies aim to compete with Asia, HelloNext has chosen a different path: partnering with Asian manufacturers and designing energy storage solutions in Europe that are already attracting interest from EV charging hubs, petrol stations and heavy industry. With projects scaling up to 30 MWh, the company is making a strong entry into a market that is beginning to redefine the future of energy.