Spanish firm turns sewage into fuel
Industry
The Spanish company Ingelia says it has developed a process to produce biocarbon fuel pellets using sewage which burn like
All posts in Spain
|
Spain pushes through green reforms
Transmission
Spain’s Socialist Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, is completing pledges to create a shift to renewable energy as the Congress of
Spain agrees deal to close coal mines
Policy
Spain is due to close most of its coal mines by the end of 2018 after the Socialist-led coalition government
Spain axes defunct ‘sun tax’
Policy
Spain earlier this month cancelled the controversial “tax on the sun” in measures aimed at tackling rising electricity costs and
EU’s only uranium mine faces uncertainty
Industry
An Australian mining firm responsible for the only open-cast uranium mine in the European Union suffered a 40-per-cent loss in
Spain U-turns on coal power subsidies
Production
Spain has begun cutting government aid for the coal sector, saying it is backing a European Commission plan to prohibit
Biscay cable aims to boost grid
Transmission
Spain, France and Portugal have agreed to build an undersea power cable in the Bay of Biscay as they look
Spain should target 85% renewables: study
Environment
Spain’s concentrated solar power or CSP (pictured) and technological boosts could help renewables provide 85 per cent of the sun-kissed
Spain govt struggles with coal miners
Production
Spain’s minority Socialist government is struggling to balance its green ambitions with its support base in the coal-mining sector. The
Spain, Italy demand tough renewable target
Policy
New governments in Spain and Italy are backing tougher 2030 renewable energy targets amid ongoing EU talks. Energy ministers met
New Spain govt backs EU green goals
Policy
Spain’s new Socialist prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, is reportedly changing the nation’s renewable-energy and climate-change policy and will now push
Balearics struggle towards green targets
Production
Spain’s Balearic Islands hope to be running on 100 per cent renewable energy by 2050, but the regional government faces
Canaries look to renewable solutions
Storage
El Hierro (pictured) is one of the smallest islands in Spain’s Canaries and the furthest from mainland Spain, covering just
Spain moves back to solar
Environment
After several years when the removal of public subsidies meant solar power failed to take advantage of the Iberian sun,
Balearics unveil renewable targets
Environment
Ibiza, Menorca, Formentera and Mallorca will transition to 100-per-cent renewable electricity by 2050 under an ambitious regional climate law. The