Oceanic Renewables Summit 2024

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Renewable Electricity in review

Check the 2023 data.

Highlights

14
May
2024
REPowerEU

 

Check EU guidance and recommendations to accelerate the rollout of renewable energy.

13
May
2024
Renewable Energy Bulletin

Forecast bulletin

from May 13 to 19.

08
May
2024
CESE on renewables is unconstitutional

Read APREN's coomment on Dinheiro Vivo.

07
May
2024
What are go-to areas?

Read the article here

by Mariana Cruz de Carvalho and Susana Serôdio.

24
April
2024
Wind farms once again defeat tax authorities in court

See the news about the decision of a court in Viseu.

23
April
2024
#ORS2024: Promoters defend auction this year and Government analyzes dossier

Read Jornal Económico's article.

23
April
2024
#ORS2024: The importance of renewable energy on the high seas

Statements by the protagonists of the ORS2024 in Expresso.

18
April
2024
Renewables looking for "happy coexistence" at sea

Read Expresso's article about APREN's #ORS2024 event.

15
April
2024
#ORS2024: Two gigabytes of offshore wind should advance by 2030

Read Pedro Amaral Jorge's interview to Jornal Económico.

Press News

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Government has already met with the sector about the offshore wind auction

The Minister of Environment and Energy has already received several industry associations to restart discussions on the topic of offshore wind energy.

National plan for building renovation to be presented by the end of 2026

European directive requires the application of minimum energy performance requirements and the installation of solar panels in all new buildings and those subject to major renovations.

European Climate Pact asks the Government to transpose renewable energy directive

The directive in question was approved in October 2023 and requires renewable energy projects up to 100 kilowatt-peak (kWp) of installed capacity to have their permits completed in less than a month.

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APREN’s Associates are companies holding power plants for electricity production from renewable sources (ordinary associates) and any individual or collective person interested in the development of the renewable electricity sector in Portugal (extraordinary associates).

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