The milestone marks a significant advancement for the country’s energy transition and positions Rolwind as a leader in innovation and sustainability within the energy sector.



The milestone marks a significant advancement for the country’s energy transition and positions Rolwind as a leader in innovation and sustainability within the energy sector.
Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. elections raises concerns in the European renewable energy sector, where the pressure to protect the domestic industry could trigger a chain reaction. Experts consulted highlight the potential effects on energy markets and the progress of clean technologies, with implications for the region’s competitiveness in an uncertain context.
Factors such as Trump’s return, the removal of energy taxes in Europe, and the advancement of new technologies are shaping a new landscape that drives companies to adjust their investment strategies and explore new areas of sustainable growth.
The incorporation of tools such as social due diligence and judicial mediation is transforming the approach to conflicts in energy storage projects. Experts emphasize the need for preventive actions and mediation strategies to reduce social opposition and improve relationships with local communities.
Spain is accelerating its energy transition with projects such as Endesa’s hybrid wind-solar park in Teruel and the installation of batteries at Iberdrola’s solar plant in Cáceres, which combine generation and storage to increase the efficiency and reliability of the grid.
The dissemination of technical information in this energy transition is crucial, and Energía Estratégica España tracks over 10,000 profiles, resulting in a ranking of energy professionals with the most followers.
The company sets its course towards 6 GW of installed capacity, consolidating its presence in Italy and developing technologies such as storage and agrivoltaics. This is stated by Ingenium, which highlights its aim for complete vertical integration to continue advancing in its decarbonization mission.
The company’s CEO, Juan Barandiaran, highlights that if this year’s auctions are held, they will be key to strengthening the local industry, optimizing energy storage, and reducing dependence on foreign suppliers.
Hispania has introduced one of the first insurance policies in the European Union for lithium-ion battery storage, marking a significant advancement in the insurance sector. This coverage addresses the growth of battery technology and the interest in securing energy projects with solid financial backing.
The tax on energy companies, which raised **€1.164 billion**, creates uncertainty in investments. Although companies like Endesa and Iberdrola are growing in value, broker Jon Belda warns that the measure would affect smaller firms and polarize the market.
The President of AEPIBAL emphasizes the importance of a strong battery sector in Europe, noting that batteries are strategic technology for the continent. The organization has presented 10 key proposals to improve the regulation of distributed storage and ensure that Spain strengthens its battery industry.
The Portuguese Renewable Energy Association highlights the importance of the Portuguese government supporting contracts to contribute to the bankability of projects. Additionally, they emphasize the need to speed up licensing processes and modernize the electrical grid to achieve the 20.8 GW of solar and 10.4 GW of onshore wind proposed in the PNEC 2030.
The company generated a positive operating cash flow of €2.5M thanks to its asset rotation strategy and structural cost optimization exceeding 50%. Of its 7.3 GW portfolio, 17% consists of stand-alone battery projects, while 44% combines solar photovoltaic and batteries.
Michal Prazynski, CEO of Horizons sp. z o.o., highlights expectations for the energy sector in Poland, noting that 2025 will be a crucial year for the adoption of new regulations and key investments, especially in energy storage and renewables.
As described, this is possible thanks to the optimization of charge and discharge cycles, with the replacement of lithium cells after 10 years, improving returns without incurring new fixed costs. Additionally, they warn that hybridization with batteries is only profitable in a few cases.
With an investment of €1.2 billion, the country aims to achieve at least 5.4 GWh of capacity in battery storage systems, seeking to strengthen its energy security and sustainability, and open new opportunities for small and medium-sized enterprises.
Solis leverages data from third-party electricity trading platforms, such as Nordpool, to forecast daily prices and provide precise hourly pricing for different regions and countries. Depending on the inverter model, customers can set up to 12 time periods for charging and discharging, automatically extracting energy from their batteries when prices are lower, allowing them to take advantage of savings without lifting a finger.
Ampowr and Audax Renewables are among the companies looking to expand their teams. The most sought-after profiles include consultants, coordinators, and administrative staff. Below is the list of vacancies compiled by *Energía Estratégica España.
For solar photovoltaic energy, the LCOE of fixed-axis systems averages $66/MWh globally, with a wide range from $28/MWh to $117/MWh, reflecting the influence of geography, technological advancements, and regional market conditions. Single-axis tracking photovoltaic systems perform slightly better, with an average of $60/MWh and a range from $31/MWh to $103/MWh, reinforcing their growing role in utility-scale projects.
HELAPCO, the Hellenic Association of Photovoltaic Companies, states that curtailments are expected to reach 1 TWh in 2024, representing 3.5% of total renewable energy production. They emphasize that between 7.5 GW and 8 GW of storage capacity is needed to address this issue. Additionally, they project surpassing the 2030 photovoltaic target of 13.5 GW and reaching 20 GW of installed capacity.
This system enables remote monitoring, management, and optimization of photovoltaic installations, with advanced security and automatic firmware updates.
The milestone marks a significant advancement for the country’s energy transition and positions Rolwind as a leader in innovation and sustainability within the energy sector.
Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. elections raises concerns in the European renewable energy sector, where the pressure to protect the domestic industry could trigger a chain reaction. Experts consulted highlight the potential effects on energy markets and the progress of clean technologies, with implications for the region’s competitiveness in an uncertain context.
Factors such as Trump’s return, the removal of energy taxes in Europe, and the advancement of new technologies are shaping a new landscape that drives companies to adjust their investment strategies and explore new areas of sustainable growth.
The incorporation of tools such as social due diligence and judicial mediation is transforming the approach to conflicts in energy storage projects. Experts emphasize the need for preventive actions and mediation strategies to reduce social opposition and improve relationships with local communities.
Spain is accelerating its energy transition with projects such as Endesa’s hybrid wind-solar park in Teruel and the installation of batteries at Iberdrola’s solar plant in Cáceres, which combine generation and storage to increase the efficiency and reliability of the grid.
The dissemination of technical information in this energy transition is crucial, and Energía Estratégica España tracks over 10,000 profiles, resulting in a ranking of energy professionals with the most followers.
The company sets its course towards 6 GW of installed capacity, consolidating its presence in Italy and developing technologies such as storage and agrivoltaics. This is stated by Ingenium, which highlights its aim for complete vertical integration to continue advancing in its decarbonization mission.
The company’s CEO, Juan Barandiaran, highlights that if this year’s auctions are held, they will be key to strengthening the local industry, optimizing energy storage, and reducing dependence on foreign suppliers.
Hispania has introduced one of the first insurance policies in the European Union for lithium-ion battery storage, marking a significant advancement in the insurance sector. This coverage addresses the growth of battery technology and the interest in securing energy projects with solid financial backing.
The tax on energy companies, which raised **€1.164 billion**, creates uncertainty in investments. Although companies like Endesa and Iberdrola are growing in value, broker Jon Belda warns that the measure would affect smaller firms and polarize the market.
The President of AEPIBAL emphasizes the importance of a strong battery sector in Europe, noting that batteries are strategic technology for the continent. The organization has presented 10 key proposals to improve the regulation of distributed storage and ensure that Spain strengthens its battery industry.
The Portuguese Renewable Energy Association highlights the importance of the Portuguese government supporting contracts to contribute to the bankability of projects. Additionally, they emphasize the need to speed up licensing processes and modernize the electrical grid to achieve the 20.8 GW of solar and 10.4 GW of onshore wind proposed in the PNEC 2030.
The company generated a positive operating cash flow of €2.5M thanks to its asset rotation strategy and structural cost optimization exceeding 50%. Of its 7.3 GW portfolio, 17% consists of stand-alone battery projects, while 44% combines solar photovoltaic and batteries.
Michal Prazynski, CEO of Horizons sp. z o.o., highlights expectations for the energy sector in Poland, noting that 2025 will be a crucial year for the adoption of new regulations and key investments, especially in energy storage and renewables.
As described, this is possible thanks to the optimization of charge and discharge cycles, with the replacement of lithium cells after 10 years, improving returns without incurring new fixed costs. Additionally, they warn that hybridization with batteries is only profitable in a few cases.
With an investment of €1.2 billion, the country aims to achieve at least 5.4 GWh of capacity in battery storage systems, seeking to strengthen its energy security and sustainability, and open new opportunities for small and medium-sized enterprises.
Solis leverages data from third-party electricity trading platforms, such as Nordpool, to forecast daily prices and provide precise hourly pricing for different regions and countries. Depending on the inverter model, customers can set up to 12 time periods for charging and discharging, automatically extracting energy from their batteries when prices are lower, allowing them to take advantage of savings without lifting a finger.
Ampowr and Audax Renewables are among the companies looking to expand their teams. The most sought-after profiles include consultants, coordinators, and administrative staff. Below is the list of vacancies compiled by *Energía Estratégica España.
For solar photovoltaic energy, the LCOE of fixed-axis systems averages $66/MWh globally, with a wide range from $28/MWh to $117/MWh, reflecting the influence of geography, technological advancements, and regional market conditions. Single-axis tracking photovoltaic systems perform slightly better, with an average of $60/MWh and a range from $31/MWh to $103/MWh, reinforcing their growing role in utility-scale projects.
HELAPCO, the Hellenic Association of Photovoltaic Companies, states that curtailments are expected to reach 1 TWh in 2024, representing 3.5% of total renewable energy production. They emphasize that between 7.5 GW and 8 GW of storage capacity is needed to address this issue. Additionally, they project surpassing the 2030 photovoltaic target of 13.5 GW and reaching 20 GW of installed capacity.
This system enables remote monitoring, management, and optimization of photovoltaic installations, with advanced security and automatic firmware updates.

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