Spain and Portugal are leading a transformative green energy transition in Europe, poised to create up to one million jobs and €1 trillion in value by 2030 through strategic industrial initiatives ...
Spain and Portugal are leading a transformative green energy transition in Europe, poised to create up to one million jobs and €1 trillion in value by 2030 through strategic industrial initiatives and workforce development.
Spain is advancing sustainable construction and circular economy efforts through innovative materials, energy efficiency measures, and collaborative projects.
Spain has boosted US oil and gas imports significantly, becoming a crucial European energy hub amid geopolitical tensions and shifting trade dynamics.
Spain's ceramic tile industry faces major energy cost challenges despite EU compensation, with calls for stronger government support against emission trading system pressures.
Catalonia advances its biogas strategy as a key component of Spain's green economy and climate goals, while navigating regulatory and cost challenges.
Spain is confronting the risk of a major blackout as voltage instability linked to increased renewable energy integration exposes weaknesses in its electric grid and infrastructure investments.
The Popular Party criticizes the Spanish government's handling of energy infrastructure as mismanaged and inadequate.
A comprehensive analysis of Spain's current energy management and labor conditions highlighting the role of public management.