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2023-12-13
Is it conceivable, someday, that we will live without fossil fuels?
Some of this week's questions on the Climate Scale.
2023-12-13
COP28 agreement: "It's the first step towards change"
Pedro Amaral Jorge explains that this is the missing text. The president of the Portuguese renewable energy association believes that "there is a commitment to abandon fossil fuels".
2023-12-16
APREN wants a regime pact for renewable energies and defends the end of the CESE applied to renewables
For APREN, "it makes no sense to be applied to renewable power plants, because we are making a tax penalty when we are making an indirect contribution so that the country does not buy emission allowances and that this is passed on to electricity...
2023-12-16
End of the extraordinary contribution for the energy sector
Statements by Pedro Amaral Jorge, president of the Portuguese Renewable Energy Association.
2023-12-16
"The negotiations at the COP are always incremental and the steps taken always small"
Interview with Pedro Amaral Jorge.
2023-12-13
More than 83% of the electricity produced in the country in November was from renewable sources
The Portuguese Renewable Energy Association (APREN) reported that "in mainland Portugal, 4,679 GWh of electricity were generated in November 2023, of which 83.4% came from renewable sources".
2023-12-14
Electricity price has dropped half 110 market Iberian wholesaler in 2023
Data from the Portuguese Renewable Energy Association.
2023-12-14
COP28 puts the "first nail in the coffin" of fossils
Pedro Amaral Jorge points out that renewable energies and fuels "have all the capacity to supply the energy consumption" of the planet.
2023-12-11
What are the major challenges associated with renewable energy?
The statements of the protagonists of the Portugal Renewable Energy Summit 2023, an APREN event that had Expresso as a media partner.
2023-12-06
Companies will invest in other countries if there is a retreat in offshore
Norway's Equinor believes that the auction should only take place after the elections and argues that until then the country should speed up processes.