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BayWa r.e. Initiates Agricultural Activity in Pioneering Alhendín Solar Park

BayWa r.e., a global leader in renewable energy, has started agricultural work in the Alhendín solar park, along with environmental measures and community support. The park, powered by a innovative power purchase agreement (PPA) with the VELUX Group, integrates renewable electricity production, agriculture, and biodiversity improvements.

ING Global Sustainable Finance Barometer - 3Q 2024

ING's latest Global Sustainable Finance Barometer analyzes key performance indicators (KPIs) for Sustainability-Linked Loans. Key points include a rise in green bond issuance, a slight decrease in global sustainable finance emissions, and an expected increase in sustainable finance in 2025.

Schneider Electric's New Research on AI's Energy Impact

Schneider Electric released two reports on AI's impact on energy consumption, highlighting scenarios and strategies for sustainable AI development to mitigate environmental impact.

Connected to the Future: The Energy Transition

The Royal Botanic Garden and Redeia present an interactive exhibition on energy transition, highlighting consumers' active role in the future energy model. The exhibition runs until March 2 in Madrid.

Solar Power Costs for Prosumers Significantly Increased in November

After several months of low monthly energy prices in net-billing, the average price for November significantly increased, reaching the second highest value so far in 2024.

Prologis to Install Solar Panels and Batteries in Warehouses

Prologis plans to equip its warehouses with solar panels and energy storage systems as part of its strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Anker SOLIX Solarbank 2 AC: Upgrade Your Existing Balcony Power Plants

Balcony power plants are gaining popularity, but many users are not utilizing the full potential of their solar panels due to the lack of a power storage solution.

Ritter Solar: New Large-Scale Vacuum Tube Collector

Ritter Energie introduces a new large-scale solar thermal collector. The vacuum tube technology is suitable for use in municipal heating networks.

Solar Irradiation: Gloomy North, Sunny South in November 2024

In November 2024, solar irradiation in Germany was below the long-term average, particularly gloomy in the northern states, while the southern regions were significantly sunnier.

Solar Package I: Awaiting Brussels' Approval

While the innovations of Solar Package I have been legally valid in Germany since May 16, 2024, key EEG changes still await EU Commission approval, leaving German authorities and the industry in limbo.

Solar Digest 582 Released

Solar Digest 582 covers the Solar Package I awaiting Brussels' approval, impacts of government change on energy policy, 2025 funding programs, large heat storages as key technology, H&R Group's E-Fuels, and photovoltaics vs. heritage preservation.

Consequences of the Collegium Humanum Affair: MAP Prepares New Criteria and Rules for SSP

At the beginning of next year, a bill amending the management of state property will be introduced. This is one of the effects of the Collegium Humanum affair, reports the portal.

France Fails to Secure Contract but Joins Nuclear Power in Poland

French financial entities Bpifrance Assurance Export and Sfil have sent letters of intent to Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe (PEJ) regarding the financing of the Pomeranian nuclear power plant, covering over 15 billion złoty (3.75 billion dollars).

Finance Minister Declares: Poland Aims to Pursue 'Shadow Fleet'

The Finance Minister stated that Poland supports using not only the profits but also the assets of Russia's central bank for Ukraine, although this position is not shared by all member states.

Major Shift by 2035: EPP Pushes for End of Combustion Cars

The automotive industry faces immense challenges, including unfair competition, high energy costs, and strict regulatory requirements. The EPP emphasizes its role in employment, innovation, and prosperity.

Record Support for Solar Power in Poland

A recent study published by the Ministry of Industry shows the highest support for solar power in Poland's history.

Driving the EU's Green Transition: Innovation Fund Launches New Calls for Proposals

The EU Innovation Fund has launched new calls for proposals to support innovative low-carbon technologies. With up to €3.4 billion in funding, the calls aim to drive Europe's transition to climate neutrality by 2050 while fostering economic growth and industrial competitiveness.

SolarEdge Launches All-in-One Mobile App for Residential and C&I Solar Installers

SolarEdge Technologies, a global smart energy technology specialist, has launched SolarEdge Go, a mobile app consolidating critical operations for solar installers. It offers remote management and monitoring, reducing site visits and improving operational efficiency. The app will eventually combine all features of existing SolarEdge apps, SetApp and Mapper.

One in Three Spanish Energy Sector Professionals Changed Jobs in 2024

The Spanish energy sector, a key economic pillar, employed nearly 98,000 people in 2024, with a 13% growth from the previous year. One-third of workers changed jobs, mainly due to high demand in solar and wind energy. Key reasons for job changes include lack of long-term opportunities and internal disorganization. Retaining talent requires more than just competitive salaries; professional development and flexible work environments are crucial.

Negratín to Develop 45.87 MW 'Alcalá' Solar Park in Seville

Negratín has been selected by Everwood Capital to build the 'Alcalá' solar park in Alcalá de Guadaíra, Seville. The 45.87 MW solar park will generate clean energy for thousands of homes, aiding the fight against climate change. Completion is expected by late 2025, with operations starting in the first half of 2026. The project will create around 90 jobs during construction and 18 jobs during operation, significantly impacting the environment by avoiding 52,000 tons of CO₂ emissions annually.

Visalia Completes First 5-Year Green Bond Issuance on MARF

Visalia successfully issued its first 20 million euros in green bonds on MARF, with plans to expand. The funds will support urban renewable energy communities, including rooftop solar, energy storage, and electric vehicle charging points. Visalia aims to provide affordable, clean energy to local citizens and businesses.

Salvador Escoda S.A. Becomes New Sponsor of Club Bàsket Almeda for 2024-2025 Season

Salvador Escoda S.A. announces sponsorship of Club Bàsket Almeda's Liga Femenina 2 team for the 2024-2025 season, reinforcing their commitment to local sports and gender equality in athletics. This partnership will support the development of young talents and strengthen the club's competitive presence in LF2.

University of Córdoba Advises Agriculture Ministry on Agrivoltaic Potential

A team from the University of Córdoba has advised the Ministry of Agriculture on the agrivoltaic technology, which combines agricultural and photovoltaic production on shared lands. The report, available on the ministry's website, discusses the agronomic, social, and profitability aspects, as well as limitations and international experiences. It provides recommendations for legislation, infrastructure, incentives, and public awareness to support this technology, crucial for meeting the EU's 2050 climate neutrality goals while ensuring sustainable agriculture.

Aquila Clean Energy Commences Construction of Two New Solar Plants, Surpassing 400 MW in Spain

Aquila Clean Energy starts building two solar plants in Valladolid and Almería, with capacities of 17 MW and 37.5 MW respectively. These projects will power over 26,596 homes annually and prevent 26,160 tons of CO2 emissions. The company is committed to environmental and social measures, including vegetation screens, bird monitoring, and educational workshops. Aquila has developed 12 operational projects with over 400 MW capacity and is currently working on 4 GW of solar, wind, and energy storage projects.