by Milena Giorgi | Oct 31, 2024
Between 2017 and 2023, the growth in assets and results of companies such as Iberdrola and REE reflects a clear commitment to sustainable value creation. According to analyst Alfonso Zárate Conde, this long-term vision contrasts with the dividend-oriented strategies of other players, setting a distinct mark in the energy market.
by Milena Giorgi | Oct 31, 2024
The intense rains and hailstorms caused by the DANA in Spain have resulted in severe damage to infrastructure and territories, affecting energy supply in various regions. Authorities and companies are working to restore services and assess the impact on the energy sector.
by Lucia Colaluce | Oct 30, 2024
With a centralised energy infrastructure and outdated regulations, the Netherlands and Poland face a grid crisis that limits small producers, creating bottlenecks and additional costs for inhabitants and businesses. “With the EU’s Green Deal goals on the horizon, both Poland and the Netherlands must pivot towards a resilient, citizen-powered grid,” states Lukasz Jusinski, renewable energy expert.
by Emilia Lardizabal | Oct 30, 2024
Paolo Beltrami states that regulations are attracting both large investors and farmers who are betting on self-consumption. He adds that it is expected that around 2.5 GW will be built between 2025 and the first half of 2026.
by Lucia Colaluce | Oct 30, 2024
The 400 kV transmission line between Dunowo, Żydowo Kierzkowo, and Piła Krzewina will optimise the energy evacuation from offshore wind projects in the Baltic Sea and enhance energy connectivity between Poland and its neighbouring countries. Maciej Wapiński asserts that this infrastructure marks a critical advancement in PSE’s strategy to strengthen the power system for the renewable energy transition.
by Milena Giorgi | Oct 30, 2024
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.
by Lucia Colaluce | Oct 30, 2024
The third quarter of 2024 was a period of significant milestones for energy generation on the continent, highlighting a historic increase in solar and wind power production, alongside a reduction in fossil fuel generation. Below, *Energía Estratégica España* analyzes the main points of the quarterly report from Montel Analytics on the European electricity markets.
by Energía Estratégica | Oct 30, 2024
It is a cutting-edge project that combines a 200 MW pumped-storage hydroelectric power plant with a desalination plant, and it is strategic for Gran Canaria. It will strengthen the island’s electrical system and provide crucial support for the guarantee and security of the electricity supply, a key issue for citizens and businesses.
by Emilia Lardizabal | Oct 29, 2024
With the goal of reaching 35% of renewables and 58% of low-carbon energy in its energy mix by 2030, France is driving a strategic planning process for its electricity grid and the development of key infrastructure in offshore wind, nuclear, and hydroelectric energy. “It is essential to anticipate and plan generation and grid capacities for the energy transition,” states Cecil Coulet, Head of EU Public Affairs at EdEn (Équilibre des Énergies).
by Milena Giorgi | Oct 29, 2024
The decline in pointing indices for photovoltaic energy and the income challenges for projects without coverage are leading banks to reduce financing for merchant projects. Projections point to a structural shift in energy investment.
October 31, 2024Value creation and long-term vision: Iberdrola and REE lead the growth of the energy sector
