After a wave of public opposition, Lightsource BP promises to redesign the Sophia mega solar power station project
After pledging to redesign the Beira solar power station, Lightsource BP will also redesign the Sophia solar power station in the district of Castelo Branco, which had one of the most attended public consultations ever in Portugal.
Power outage forced increased gas-fired generation and puts Portugal off track on climate targets
According to APREN, 2025 saw a retreat in the production and uptake of electricity from renewable sources and a slowdown in the installation of new capacity.
Galp on the move… renewable
After Namibia and an agreement with the French company Total over the upstream business — which the market punished — Galp begins 2026 with another (potential) deal, this time in the so‑called downstream, that is in distribution and industry, with the Spanish firm Muove (formerly Cepsa), which investors are likely to ...
Galp and Moeve join forces to create two energy platforms on the Iberian Peninsula
Galp and Moeve have teamed up to establish two energy platforms across the Iberian Peninsula, aiming to coordinate development and operations of energy projects in the region.
Government to soon submit to Parliament a proposal to amend IMI on dams
The Government will shortly submit to Parliament a proposal to amend the law governing the taxation under the Municipal Property Tax (IMI) for dams, wind farms and photovoltaic parks, an issue it has been working on. The information was provided by the Finance Minister, Joaquim Miranda Sarmento, during a formal hearing before the Committee...
Pedro Amaral Jorge: 'We face power cuts every day'
In an interview with PÚBLICO, the president of APREN argues that the negative environmental impacts of large renewable energy projects are 'mitigable' and criticises 'disinformation'.
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