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Spain Allocates 300 Million Euros to 34 Renewable Energy Projects

The Spanish Ministry for Ecological Transition has allocated €297.3 million to 34 projects focused on manufacturing equipment and components for renewable energy technologies and storage. The projects, spread across 12 regions, include developments in hydrogen electrolizers, wind components, solar photovoltaics, batteries, and heat pumps. Funded by NextGenEU, this initiative aims to strengthen Spain's renewable energy value chain and ensure energy security.

Solar Power Revolutionizes Laundry Operations

Grupo Limcasa has integrated the PR5 thermal self-consumption system, allowing them to wash over 18,000 kg of laundry with hot water generated from photovoltaic energy, reducing CO2 emissions significantly.

Jesús Valero Elected President of EARTO

Jesús Valero, General Director of TECNALIA, has been unanimously elected as the new president of EARTO, the leading European association for Research and Technology Organizations. With over 350 organizations and 228,000 researchers, EARTO is a key player in European technology and innovation. Valero will represent the interests of technology centers in Europe and promote EU programs tailored to their needs.

BJC Showcases Latest Innovations at the 9th Edition of EFICAM

BJC, a leader in electrical mechanisms and solutions, will participate in the 9th EFICAM, focusing on decarbonization, renewable energies, and digitalization. They will showcase new IP44 protection, matte finishes, and Schuko® USB A+C Power Delivery solutions. Visit stand #17 for giveaways.

Top EV Charging Companies Join Forces to Create Europe's Largest and Most Reliable Public Network

Four leading European EV charging companies have formed Spark Alliance to create a seamless, integrated charging network. This network will simplify EV charging, making electric mobility more accessible. With over 1,700 stations and 11,000 charging points across 25 countries, users can easily find, charge, and pay using a single app, promoting the transition to electric mobility.

Rural Spain Leads in Renewable Energy but Faces Electrification Gap

Rural areas in Spain generate 84.4% of the country's renewable energy but lag behind urban areas in electrification by 20%. The IV Observatory of Rural Decarbonization report highlights the need for regulatory certainty and adequate financial support for small distributors to bridge this gap. The report was presented in Madrid, with key figures emphasizing the importance of rural areas in achieving decarbonization goals and enhancing energy autonomy.