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CESUR Launches Fourth Edition of Wow.up, a Female Entrepreneurship Program

CESUR has opened the fourth edition of its female entrepreneurship program Wow.up, aiming to promote women-led startups in southern Spain. With over 23 startups launched and 600 applications, the program is a key initiative in supporting women entrepreneurs across various sectors.

Gonvarri Solar Steel Boosts Photovoltaic Energy in Chile with 268 MW Solar Tracker Agreement

Gonvarri Solar Steel has signed a major agreement to supply 268 MW of its 1P solar trackers in Chile, including over 4,200 trackers designed to support advanced modules, maximizing clean energy generation. This project is one of their most notable in Chile, adding to the more than 600 MW announced for 2024, and will avoid over 100,000 tons of CO₂ emissions annually.

SEIA: U.S. Corporations Achieve New Milestones in Solar and Storage Implementation

The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) reports that U.S. corporations are setting new records in solar and energy storage deployment, highlighting the growing trend of major industries turning to solar and storage solutions for reliable, cost-effective power.

Volkswagen Factory in Września to be Powered by More Photovoltaics

Construction of another photovoltaic farm for the automotive industry leader is underway. This is one of the largest on-site solar projects in Europe.

1Komma5° Spins Off AI Business into Subsidiary Heartbeat

The Hamburg-based energy startup 1Komma5° has spun off its AI business unit into the subsidiary company Heartbeat.

Solarwatt's Home Storage System Supports Dynamic Electricity Prices

Solarwatt introduces 'Battery vision,' a versatile home storage system designed with a focus on safety and compatibility with dynamic electricity tariffs.

Wood Firings with up to 80 Percent Less NOx

Researchers from Fraunhofer, along with project partner Endress, have developed a new firing technique that can reduce NOx emissions by up to 80 percent.

How Many People Benefited from the Energy Bonus? Government Releases Preliminary Data

According to Motyka, the final data on the bonus will be published by February 28, 2025. He noted that the utilization rate of this support form is higher than the shielding allowance introduced by the previous government, which was used at 59% of the plan. 'It is already evident that compared to the shielding allowance, the bonus support reached a larger number of people,' the deputy minister emphasized in response to MPs' questions.

Another Caucus System Operator Authorized

The Ministry of Climate and Environment announced on Wednesday that it has issued permits to the fifth caucus system operator. By the decision of October 23, 2024, Reselekt S.A. has been granted the Representative Entity status.

Poland's Most Advanced Mine Reports Loss

Bogdanka Group's revenue from net sales after three quarters amounted to PLN 2.6 billion. The Group's EBITDA was PLN 539.3 million, with an operating loss of PLN 945 million. These results align with the estimates Bogdanka provided in mid-October.

German Detained in Russia for Energy Infrastructure Sabotage

The detained man, identified as Nikolai Gaiduk from Hamburg, is accused by the FSB of organizing an explosion at a gas distribution station in the Kaliningrad region in March and entering Russian territory from Poland.

UN Seeks Global Financial Framework for Climate Policies

Dr. Ma Jun presented the Multi-Jurisdiction Common Taxonomy (MCGT) at COP29, highlighting its role in enhancing interoperability and simplifying cross-border green capital flows.

Circularity Indicators for Aluminum, PVC, and Wood

The study focuses on circularity indicators for aluminum, PVC, and wood, emphasizing the need for economic activity and resource use to align to prevent resource depletion and price increases. It discusses the Cradle to Cradle concept and the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's initiatives, aiming to preserve natural capital and minimize waste.

Solar Power Expansion in October 2024 Still Lagging Behind Target

In October, only 1,363 MW of new solar power capacity was added, falling short of the target set for 2030, according to the Federal Network Agency.

German Draft Law for EU Emissions Trading

The German government has introduced a bill to adapt its greenhouse gas emissions trading law to the EU's expanded and stricter guidelines.

New Nuclear Energy Representative Speaks Out

The new representative for nuclear energy, appointed on November 12, confirmed that the given dates for the schedule and deadlines remain in effect.

ITE Invests in Renewable Hydrogen with Innovative Projects

During European Hydrogen Week, ITE enhances its commitment to renewable hydrogen research with projects like Tex2Energy and H2Enry, focusing on industrial applications and sustainable hydrogen production.

Boosting Digital Customer Experience: The Energy Sector's Challenge

The energy sector in Spain faces digital challenges, scoring below average in usability. Digitalization is key to competitiveness and improving brand perception. The study by Flat 101 highlights opportunities for transformation and recommends personalized rates, clear information architecture, optimized internal search, rate comparison, and reduced friction in forms to enhance digital experience.

Lightsource bp Achieves UNEF's 'Sustainability Excellence Seal' for Valle 3 and 4 Projects in Valladolid

Lightsource bp's solar projects Valle 3 and 4 in Valladolid have been awarded the 'Sustainability Excellence Seal' by UNEF for their socio-economic, environmental, and circular economy integration criteria. The projects, with a total installed capacity of 330 MWp, are expected to start operating in 2027, supplying renewable energy to over 148,000 households.

8th National Renewable Energy Congress

The National Renewable Energy Congress aims to gather industry professionals. Sponsors enable this unique event, gaining visibility and corporate image reinforcement. Madrid, Dec 4-5, 2024.

Solar Power and Olive Groves: A Symbiotic Relationship

A model developed by the University of Córdoba demonstrates that combining solar panels and olive groves increases productivity. This agrivoltaic technology optimizes land use, benefiting both agricultural and energy production.

Iberdrola Enters Australian Market with First Green Bond Issue by a Spanish Company

Iberdrola has successfully issued 750 million Australian dollars in green bonds, marking the first such issuance by a Spanish non-financial company in the Australian market. The bonds, split into two tranches with maturities of six and ten years, were oversubscribed by 2.8 times, indicating strong investor demand. The operation supports Iberdrola's strategy of diversifying its financing sources and reinforces its commitment to renewable energy projects.

BYD Highlights Strong Partner Collaboration in Energy Storage Market

BYD Co. Ltd. expands its partner program for energy storage solutions, hosting a conference that allowed partners to share experiences and gain insights into upcoming products. BYD emphasizes the importance of partner feedback in developing innovative and safe energy storage solutions. The conference highlighted market challenges and the advantages of BYD's BatteryBox series in addressing these issues.

Solaria Expands to UK and Continues Data Center Business Growth through Joint Ventures

Solaria, a leading renewable energy and infrastructure company, has announced its entry into the UK market with new offices in Birmingham. The company aims to expand its portfolio in Europe, including hybrid solar and wind projects, and data centers. Solaria's growth strategy includes joint ventures with American and European players to develop data centers, leveraging its infrastructure and energy generation capabilities.