“This package will allow us to advance the model that has enabled us to become a benchmark for economic and environmental development, industrial modernization, and the fight against climate change.” It is structured around four key areas of action: the industrial value chain, the integration of renewable energy, the promotion of electric mobility, and innovative thermal solutions for industrial and residential applications.

The Institute presents at the joint GENERA + Matelec fair the event Spain, for a green and competitive reindustrialization, which will be opened by the Secretaries of State for Energy and Industry.

Red Eléctrica confirmed the auction date for the Active Demand Response Service (SRAD) for November 28, but changes in schedules and the lack of technical definitions are causing concern among stakeholders.

Ignis, Metka, and Iberdrola accounted for more than 500 MW, almost half of the new capacity authorized by the Ministry for Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge (MITECO) in October. The analysis shows that the regulatory push is geared towards hybrid projects with storage and greater grid flexibility, while other developers opted for voluntary withdrawal.

According to the AEGE Energy Barometer, electricity prices for large industries in Spain are 169% higher than in France and 36% higher than in Germany. This price difference underscores the urgent need to accelerate the integration of renewable energy and implement long-term contracting mechanisms to maintain competitiveness and reduce dependence on gas and ancillary services.

The new framework introduces clear rules for batteries, energy communities and renewables, simplifies procedures and recognizes the overriding public interest of energy infrastructure.