A panel of experts gathered in Barcelona today examined the role played by natural gas in the European sustainable growth strategy through such initiatives as cogeneration in industry and the residential sector.
During two round-table debates, the meeting organised by the Gas Natural Fenosa Foundation also discussed the role played by natural gas in land-based and maritime transport.
• Over 80 professionals took part in the summer course provided by the Gas Natural Fenosa Foundation and Universidad de Barcelona to analyse the new role of more active and involved energy users.
• The debates focused on the issues of electricity self-generation and self-consumption models, energy poverty and energy use efficiency.
• Raising awareness in society, automation, connectivity and the Internet of Things are opportunities to be harnessed in our homes for achieving efficient energy management and streamlining energy bills.
Earlier today in Logroño, the Councillor for Economic Development and Innovation of the Regional Government of La Rioja, Leonor González, the Councillor for Agriculture, Farming and Environmental Affairs of the Regional Government of La Rioja, Iñigo Nagore, and the General Manager of the Gas Natural Fenosa Foundation, Martí Solà, officially opened the seminar entitled Competitiveness,Leer más
Energy costs and transport and logistics infrastructure are key factors for improving competitiveness in the Spanish chemical sector.
At a seminar organised by the Gas Natural Fenosa Foundation in collaboration with the Regional Government of Valencia, various experts analysed the advantages of using natural gas to reduce energy consumption and environmentally harmful emissions.
At a seminar organised in partnership with the Regional Government of Castilla-La Mancha, a focus was placed on the opportunities to generate value and create jobs offered to companies by the energy sector.
At a seminar organised in Pamplona earlier today in collaboration with the Economic Development Council of the Provincial Government of Navarre, various experts analysed the technological, economic and regulatory challenges of self-generation and self-consumption in Spain.
In Murcia, close to 150 professionals attended the seminar entitled ‘Solar Photovoltaic Energy: self-generation and self-consumption’ to analyse the technological, economic and regulatory challenges of solar photovoltaic energy.
Experts highlight the advantages of using biogas to reduce Spain’s energy dependence during a seminar held today in Zaragoza by the Gas Natural Fenosa Foundation and the Government of Aragón.
Close to 200 professionals attended in Madrid the seminar entitled ‘Smart Cities: energy and environmental issues’, to examine the energy and environmental alternatives opened up by smart cities.
