Javier Sanz Rodriguez

Exus Purchases 51MW Spanish Wind Farm from Grupo Enhol Reading Time: 1 minutesExus Renewables has acquired a 51-megawatt wind farm in North Spain from Enhol Group. Exus Renewables is a well-known IPP and asset management firm specializing in the renewable energy sector while Enhol is an independent Spanish company focused on the renewable energy sector. This is an exciting addition to Exus’ portfolio. The wind farm, in RtB status, aims for COD by Q3 2025. Positioned strategically with ideal wind, it promises significant regional renewable energy growth. The agreement signifies Exus’s first move in establishing a strong presence in the region’s renewable energy sector. It emphasizes the importance of […] - https://lnkd.in/dibjqEvb #windenergy #windturbines #offshorewind #windturbine #cleanenergy #climatechange #sustainability #energynews #smartenergy #windfarm #windindustry #renewableenergy #renewables #europe #exus #grupoenhol #renewableenergy #spain #windenergy #windfarm #windturbines

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Repsol and Microsoft Sign #230MW #Renewablenergy Agreement with Six VPPAs, Advancing Green Transformation in #Spain Repsol and Microsoft have finalized a significant agreement for a combined six long-term virtual power purchase agreements (#VPPAs), marking a pivotal step in their shared commitment to reducing #carbonemissions. https://lnkd.in/gD_YfE3R

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Iberdrola has obtained a favourable Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the Alcántara II reversible hydroelectric pumping station, located in Extremadura, southwest Spain. The Ministry for Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge issued the resolution for the major infrastructure project. The Alcántara II plant will have a capacity of 440 MW and reversible energy storage of 16 million kWh, which equates to the daily electricity consumption of over 4 million people. The facility will be capable of providing up to 37 hours of continuous operation at full load. In addition, the project is expected to generate over 1,000 GWh per year, avoiding an estimated 355,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions per annum, With a favourable EIS and a grid access permit in place, the project now awaits the issuance of the prior administrative authorisation. Last July, the project received €44.9 million from the Institute for Energy Diversification and Saving (IDAE). It was recognised as the best proposal in terms of economic viability and technical characteristics, securing maximum aid per installed capacity under the European Union’s Next GenerationEU Recovery, Transformation, and Resilience Plan. “Today, pumped hydro is the most efficient large-scale storage system available,” Iberdrola said in a statement. “It allows the storage of surplus energy from unmanageable renewable energy sources, solar and wind, to be delivered at the times when it is most needed, providing stability to the electricity system, as it can generate significant amounts of clean energy with a very fast response time.” #cleanenergy

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Wind Power in Spain: Leading the Renewable Energy Revolution Spain continues to be a European leader in wind energy production in 2024, driven by ambitious climate goals and favorable geography. Key statistics highlight Spain's progress: Installed wind power capacity: approximately 30 gigawatts (GW) Wind energy contribution: 25% of total electricity generation 2030 target: 50 GW of installed wind capacity Over 1,200 operational wind farms, concentrated in Castilla y León, Castilla-La Mancha, and Galicia Wind power development has shown advantages over solar in Spain, including 24/7 generation capability, land efficiency, and offshore potential. These factors contribute to wind's larger share in Spain's renewable energy mix. ASCIA RENOVABLES is contributing to the country's impressive statistics: Operates several wind farms across Spain Focuses on windy regions like Galicia and Castilla y León Invests in cutting-edge turbine technology Implements community engagement programs ASCIA RENOVABLES' projects are part of Spain's push towards its 2030 wind capacity target. The company's growth aligns with the country's over 1,200 operational wind farms and wind energy's 25% share of electricity generation. Looking ahead, Spain's wind energy sector is poised for continued growth, supported by government policies and technological advancements. This expansion will be crucial in meeting Spain's climate goals and maintaining its position as a European leader in renewable energy production. #SustainableSpain #WindPowerInnovation

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