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Highlights

16
December
2024
Renewable Energy Bulletin

Forecast bulletin

from December 16 to 22.

16
December
2024
Storage and hybridization: uncertainties, resistance and return

Article by Pedro Amaral Jorge for ECO

12
December
2024
The myth of importing electricity

Read Pedro Amaral Jorge's article for CNN.

09
December
2024
Renewable Electricity Bulletin - Nov '24

Check the most recent edition of this monthly bulletin.

02
December
2024
Has electricity become more expensive because of the closure of coal plants?

Pedro Amaral Jorge dispels the myth on CNN.

02
December
2024
The benefits of the Iberian electricity market

Article by Mariana Carvalho for O Instalador.

26
November
2024
Design a fair electricity market

Article by Pedro Amaral Jorge published on Observador.

21
November
2024
The dawn of photovoltaic solar farming

Read Sara Freitas' article published on O Instalador.

12
November
2024
#PRES2024 protagonists

See the interviews with the #PRES2024 speakers on Expresso.

Press News

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Renewables account for 24.5% of energy use in the EU in 2023

In 2023, 24.5% of gross final energy consumption in the European Union (EU) came from renewable sources, an increase of 1.4 percentage points compared to 2022. The data are from Eurostat published this Thursday on its website.

Portugal is the 7th EU country with the most energy from renewable sources

35% of final energy consumption in Portugal came from renewable sources last year, four tenths more than in 2022. Target set by the Government is 80% by 2026.

New discovery could revolutionize renewable energy storage

Researchers at Monash University have made major progress in energy storage technology that could significantly advance the global shift away from fossil fuels.

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