Latest news and stories about clean energy in Portugal for expats and residents.
Of the Magnificent Seven US IT companies, Google (owned by Alphabet) was, until recently, the most committed to averting carbon pollution and forecast the achievement of neutral responsibility by year The post Portuguese data centres – clean energy appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Major Chinese battery manufacturers have added more than 70 billion dollars (60 billion euros) in market capitalisation since the Israeli-American attacks on Iran, reflecting expectations of a boost to clean energy.
Major Chinese battery manufacturers have added more than 70 billion dollars (60 billion euros) in market capitalisation since the Israeli-American attacks on Iran, reflecting expectations of a boost to clean energy.
The article highlights the EU-funded AURORA energy app, which empowers communities across Europe—including Portugal—to invest in and benefit from local clean energy projects. Through the app, residents can track their energy use, receive tailored suggestions to reduce carbon footprints, and participate in crowdfunding initiatives for solar and other renewable installations. An example from Madrid illustrates how local residents, including those from working-class neighborhoods, successfully funded solar panels on a school roof with small investments. The initiative aims to foster citizen-led energy solutions, support climate goals, and promote community involvement in sustainable energy, with Portugal being among the countries actively participating.
This article discusses Portugal's recent progress in developing wave energy technology. Specifically, Portugal has approved the construction of the world's first 1-megawatt onshore wave energy station in Porto, located at the Barra do Douro breakwater. Eco Wave Power, a Swedish company, is leading the project, which aims for grid connection in 2026. The project has completed detailed ocean condition assessments and submitted its full execution plan to the local port authority, marking a significant step toward construction. The station will be embedded into the existing maritime infrastructure, reducing environmental impact and costs. Portugal's leadership in renewable energy and the project's milestone status highlight the country's commitment to diversifying its clean energy sources. The Porto wave energy project is seen as a pioneering effort that could demonstrate the commercial viability of onshore wave power when integrated with coastal infrastructure.
The Commission has opened an in-depth investigation into Goldwing, a Chinese wind-power company.
Today's summit will be fundamental in delivering the energy security and prosperity Europe desperately needs.
A push to develop and operate high-speed trains powered by renewable or low‑carbon energy sources rather than fossil fuels.
Home News Portugal with high consumption of renewable energy Portugal with high consumption of renewable energy According to idealista, Portugal is the 7th-largest country in the European Union (EU) in terms of renewable energy consumption, with 36. 3% of its energy coming from these sources.
