Oceanic Renewables Summit 2024

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Renewable Electricity in review

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Highlights

08
May
2024
CESE on renewables is unconstitutional

Read APREN's coomment on Dinheiro Vivo.

07
May
2024
What are go-to areas?

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by Mariana Cruz de Carvalho and Susana Serôdio.

06
May
2024
Renewable Energy Bulletin

Forecast bulletin

from May 6 to 12.

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.

12
April
2024
#ORS2024: Potential of renewables in Portugal

Interview with Pedro Amaral Jorge for TSF radio.

Press News

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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.

Researchers in Japan discover how to save the use of rare metal

Researchers in Japan have come up with a way to save the use of the rare metal iridium in hydrogen production, which could allow large-scale production of the gas.

CESE on renewables declared unconstitutional

The Constitutional Court ruled for the first time on the Extraordinary Contribution on the Energy Sector (CESE), considering that its application to power plants using renewable sources violates the Constitution of the Republic. 

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