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2025-09-14
The quixotic battle of Trump against the 'windmills'
Trump's war against wind energy has brought profound and still uncertain consequences for the energy and economic landscape of the USA.
2025-09-13
The EU wants to explore the Moon in search of resources for clean energy.
Geopolitical instability is leading Europe to look to space to ensure its energy security.
2025-09-13
Global wind industry on track for second terawatt in record time
The global wind energy sector is experiencing a period of unprecedented growth and is set to reach historic milestones at a breathtaking pace.
2025-09-11
Investment in low-emission hydrogen surges 80% globally.
China and Europe are expected to lead the investment.
2025-09-11
Portugal hosts the European ASHRAE Conference 2025
The Order of Engineers, in collaboration with the Portuguese Chapter of ASHRAE, will co-organize the ASHRAE European Chapters Conference (CRC 2025).
2025-09-11
EIB will finance companies for support in energy efficiency
The aim of these loans is to reduce the energy bill and enhance the competitiveness of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
2025-09-11
New value chains for the sustainable reindustrialization of Portugal
Portugal is going through a decisive moment for its energy, territorial, and industrial policy.
2025-09-11
Carbon tax will be applied to residential heating starting in 2027
The new EU Emissions Trading System – known as ETS2 – will start to price harmful carbon emissions from buildings and road transport.
2025-09-11
The future of construction: cement with bacteria can store electricity and reduce energy costs
A new construction material created with bacteria can support loads and also store electricity, paving the way for more efficient buildings that are independent of the power grid.
2025-09-10
ERSE publishes Electricity Self-Consumption Report for 2024
This document indicates that the number of self-consumption production units (UPAC) has increased by around 44% per year between 2021 and 2024, with the installed capacity for self-consumption growing on average by 57% per year.