APREN's annual renewables conference gathers sector experts in Lisbon
Portugal Renewable Energy Summit returns to Culturgest, in Lisbon, on the 29th and 30th of November, with debate panels dedicated to the most relevant European and national themes for the renewable electricity sector.
2023-11-07
In 2022 alone, renewables saved up to €1,600 on electricity for domestic consumers (about €133 per month), and contributed €3.7 billion to GDP. By 2030, the impact will be €17 billion.
Results of a Deloitte study for APREN.
2023-10-25
APREN Award: Academic award in the renewables field returns with new features
Applications end on November 30.
2023-09-18
APREN launches Permitting Guide of Onshore Renewable Projects
The launch event was attended by the leaders of the three institutions – Pedro Amaral Jorge (President of the Board of APREN), Jerónimo Cunha (Director General of DGEG) and Nuno Lacasta (President of APA).
2023-09-14
#PRES2023 - Reference event in the renewable sector returns to discuss main topics
#PRES2023 will take place next November 29 and 30 in Lisbon.
2023-07-03
NECP 2030 - APREN applauds targets for renewables, but calls for urgent resolution of obstacles
Sector calls for quick resolution of obstacles to unlock private investment of around 60 billion euros in renewables.
2023-03-08
APREN will hold event dedicated to oceanic renewables
The conference will take place on the 24th of May at the Museu do Oriente, in Lisbon, and will discuss the present and future of oceanic renewables.
2023-01-20
APREN makes its participation in the creation of a Training Center for Energy Transition official
The initiative is part of APREN's commitment to contribute to a fair and effective energy transition.
2023-01-09
2022 in review, by APREN and ZERO
Renewable capacity exceeds 16 GW, natural gas prices reach historic highs, carbon dioxide emissions from electricity production stabilized in 2022.
2022-12-16
Renewables minimize electricity surge for home and business consumers
According to ERSE, the reduction in the network access tariff will contribute, in 2023, to a decrease of around 55% in the final bill of domestic consumers and of around 30% in that of industrial consumers.
