Our initiatives
August 12, 2025Spain’s storage landscape is diversifying with BESS and pumped hydro projects across multiple regions, led by major utilities and new market entrants, and a connection pipeline that signals an accelerated rollout towards PNIEC targets.
August 12, 2025El mapa español se diversifica con BESS y bombeos en múltiples regiones, liderados por grandes eléctricas y nuevos actores, y un pipeline de conexión que anticipa un despliegue acelerado hacia las metas del PNIEC.
August 11, 2025With applications open until 27 August at 5pm, Allocation Round 7 and 7A mark a critical step in the UK’s strategy to scale up renewable energy, reduce reliance on fossil fuels, and achieve clean power targets by 2030.
August 11, 2025The European Commission has approved France’s plan to develop three floating offshore wind farms that will add 1.5 GW, diversify the supply chain, support the EU’s 2030 renewable target and supply power to 450,000 French households.
August 11, 2025Fifteen V162-6.4 MW turbines will power the Ansthall wind farm in Romania, scheduled to begin operations in 2027 under a long-term service agreement with OX2 Construcción AB, as part of a strengthened Eastern Europe strategy where Vestas leads with over 1.2 GW installed from Bucharest.
August 11, 2025The Modernisation Fund will finance 34 projects in Croatia, Czechia, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania and Slovenia to expand renewables, modernise grids, improve energy efficiency and cut emissions in energy, industry and transport.
August 11, 2025POWERCHINA is advancing the global energy transition with solar, hydropower and green hydrogen projects in Spain, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Uzbekistan, providing solutions to drought, extreme heat and cutting emissions across Europe and Central Asia.
August 11, 2025Over €1.4 billion in zero-emission vehicles and the Conto Termico 3.0 (Thermal Account) program. Minister Pichetto: “Concrete support for cleaner cities and more efficient buildings.”
August 11, 2025La nueva orden reconoce los costes de 137,8 MW de potencia gestionable en Gran Canaria, de 71,6 MW de Tenerife y de 32,8 MW en Fuerteventura. Supone un reconocimiento de 87 MW más en total que en la orden anterior.
August 8, 2025La decisión del TJUE (C-461/24) respalda la tramitación ambiental gallega y despeja el bloqueo judicial de casi 100 parques eólicos, clave para cumplir los objetivos del PNIEC y atraer inversión al sector.
