December 6, 2024Energy Cannibalization in Romania: The Role of BESS Storage in Market Stability

Romania
Energy Cannibalization in Romania: The Role of BESS Storage in Market Stability

With over 80 GW of renewable energy projects in development and up to 50 GW with grid connection permits, Romania faces the challenge of preventing its electrical grid from becoming saturated. Liviu Tanase, Vice President of the Construction Employers’ Association and Director of Sisteme HVAC, discusses how BESS energy storage could be the solution to this scenario.

December 3, 2024Renewable Asset Management: The Hidden Pillar of the Energy Transition

Spain
Renewable Asset Management: The Hidden Pillar of the Energy Transition

Renewable asset management is essential to ensure efficiency, sustainability, and long-term profitability in renewable energy projects. Beyond installing capacity, it requires technical, environmental, and financial strategies, combined with advanced technology, to maximize performance and extend the lifespan of infrastructure, ensuring a sustainable energy transition.

November 27, 2024Romania Bets on BESS Energy Storage to Stabilize Its Power Grid

Romania
Romania Bets on BESS Energy Storage to Stabilize Its Power Grid

Rumania is experiencing its first wave of battery storage projects, driven by the need to balance an overloaded power grid and the financial opportunities offered by Contracts for Difference (CfD). Developers see this segment as key to ensuring system stability and attracting investments in a rapidly growing market, according to Radu Eremciuc, CEO of GREEN BALKANS ENERGY, in an interview with Energía Estratégica España.

November 26, 2024MITECO processes more than 2 GW in renewable projects: hybrid and photovoltaic projects lead the initiatives

Spain
MITECO processes more than 2 GW in renewable projects: hybrid and photovoltaic projects lead the initiatives

In November, MITECO made progress in the evaluation of 14 renewable projects, with a focus on hybrid proposals and energy storage. Among them, large-scale initiatives stand out, such as the Mequinenza hybrid system (237.6 MW) and the FV Calzadilla photovoltaic plant (114 MW), reflecting the commitment to clean technologies in Spain.

November 25, 2024The renewables sector welcomes Sara Aagesen as Teresa Ribera’s successor with optimism

Spain
The renewables sector welcomes Sara Aagesen as Teresa Ribera’s successor with optimism

A significant portion of the sector has highlighted the technical expertise and continuity that the current Secretary of Energy’s appointment as Third Vice President and Minister will bring with optimism. They also review the key challenges she will need to address: nuclear energy, auctions, tenders, self-consumption regulations, storage, biogases, among others.

November 22, 2024Italy Temporarily Suspends a Key Provision for Renewable. Boost or Setback?

Italy
Italy Temporarily Suspends a Key Provision for Renewable. Boost or Setback?

The Council of State of Italy has provisionally suspended a key provision of the Suitable Areas Decree, limiting the ability of Italian regions to impose stricter regulations. The measure, effective until the hearing in February 2025, creates uncertainty in the development and processing of renewable energy projects. Lawyers analyze the ruling in a conversation with Energía Estratégica España.

December 6, 2024Energy Cannibalization in Romania: The Role of BESS Storage in Market Stability

Romania
Energy Cannibalization in Romania: The Role of BESS Storage in Market Stability

With over 80 GW of renewable energy projects in development and up to 50 GW with grid connection permits, Romania faces the challenge of preventing its electrical grid from becoming saturated. Liviu Tanase, Vice President of the Construction Employers’ Association and Director of Sisteme HVAC, discusses how BESS energy storage could be the solution to this scenario.

December 3, 2024Renewable Asset Management: The Hidden Pillar of the Energy Transition

Spain
Renewable Asset Management: The Hidden Pillar of the Energy Transition

Renewable asset management is essential to ensure efficiency, sustainability, and long-term profitability in renewable energy projects. Beyond installing capacity, it requires technical, environmental, and financial strategies, combined with advanced technology, to maximize performance and extend the lifespan of infrastructure, ensuring a sustainable energy transition.

November 27, 2024Romania Bets on BESS Energy Storage to Stabilize Its Power Grid

Romania
Romania Bets on BESS Energy Storage to Stabilize Its Power Grid

Rumania is experiencing its first wave of battery storage projects, driven by the need to balance an overloaded power grid and the financial opportunities offered by Contracts for Difference (CfD). Developers see this segment as key to ensuring system stability and attracting investments in a rapidly growing market, according to Radu Eremciuc, CEO of GREEN BALKANS ENERGY, in an interview with Energía Estratégica España.

November 26, 2024MITECO processes more than 2 GW in renewable projects: hybrid and photovoltaic projects lead the initiatives

Spain
MITECO processes more than 2 GW in renewable projects: hybrid and photovoltaic projects lead the initiatives

In November, MITECO made progress in the evaluation of 14 renewable projects, with a focus on hybrid proposals and energy storage. Among them, large-scale initiatives stand out, such as the Mequinenza hybrid system (237.6 MW) and the FV Calzadilla photovoltaic plant (114 MW), reflecting the commitment to clean technologies in Spain.

November 25, 2024The renewables sector welcomes Sara Aagesen as Teresa Ribera’s successor with optimism

Spain
The renewables sector welcomes Sara Aagesen as Teresa Ribera’s successor with optimism

A significant portion of the sector has highlighted the technical expertise and continuity that the current Secretary of Energy’s appointment as Third Vice President and Minister will bring with optimism. They also review the key challenges she will need to address: nuclear energy, auctions, tenders, self-consumption regulations, storage, biogases, among others.

November 22, 2024Italy Temporarily Suspends a Key Provision for Renewable. Boost or Setback?

Italy
Italy Temporarily Suspends a Key Provision for Renewable. Boost or Setback?

The Council of State of Italy has provisionally suspended a key provision of the Suitable Areas Decree, limiting the ability of Italian regions to impose stricter regulations. The measure, effective until the hearing in February 2025, creates uncertainty in the development and processing of renewable energy projects. Lawyers analyze the ruling in a conversation with Energía Estratégica España.

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