The Naturgy Foundation has donated 12,000 euros to Cáritas Spain, which will be used to provide adequate food to families in a vulnerable situation who are suffering the consequences of the country’s current economic crisis due to the pandemic.
The Naturgy Foundation announces the winners of the first ‘Prize for Best Social Energy Initiative’ and recognises the work of social organisations in their fight against energy vulnerability.
Today, the Naturgy Foundation announced the winners of the first edition of the Prize for Best Social Energy Initiative which aims to raise the profile of people, organisations and institutions that stand out in the social sector for their energy-related projects.
Housing rehabilitation and improved efficiency must be priority structural measures to eradicate energy poverty
The study ‘Energy Poverty in Europe: a comparative analysis’, which the Naturgy Foundation is presenting today, calls for the implementation of structural measures with a medium- and long-term impact that involve improved energy efficiency, renewable energies and changes to consumers’ energy habits, with the aim of improving polices to combat energy poverty.
The Naturgy Foundation and Cáritas are to run a new social-innovation project in Ávila that will benefit more than 1,200 of the city’s residents
The initiative, which will be carried out in a building belonging to the Diocese, involves using the profits from renewable power generation to help combat energy poverty.
Naturgy joins International Volunteer Day with a marathon of solidarity activities over the entire month
The Naturgy Foundation’s volunteering programmes have more than 700 employees taking part, having benefited over 4,500 families this year.
The EU must prioritise massive support for hydrogen R&D to reduce costs and avoid excess production subsidies
A report from the Florence School of Regulation (European University Institute) considers that the quicker costs are reduced by funding research and supporting demonstration projects, the fewer production subsidies will be necessary.The document supports the Commission’s Hydrogen Strategy on the use of the current gas infrastructure as the most cost-effective way of building the future hydrogen distribution grid.The authors argue that the cost of renewable energies will fall significantly by 2050 due to expected technological improvements
The Naturgy Foundation and the Red Cross help over 7,000 vulnerable families with advice, training and energy rehabilitations
The two entities have collaborated for the past three years to develop joint programmes to combat energy vulnerability, a problem that has been worsened this year by the social and economic consequences of the pandemic.
Rehabilitations have been carried out in 350 homes and 4,500 informational workshops have been held, in addition to the advice on energy-related matter provided by volunteers from both organisations.
This year, Naturgy donated over 2 million euros to the Red Cross for the purchase of medical supplies to fight the pandemic.
For the third year in a row, the Naturgy Foundation has renewed its collaboration agreement with Caritas to continue guaranteeing access to energy for thousands of vulnerable families
The energy company’s foundation has carried out over 600 rehabilitations that have benefited 15,000 people, and the Energy School has offered training on energy efficiency to vulnerable households that are receiving help from Cáritas.
A unique initiative will be developed in Ávila as part of this new agreement, bringing together renewable power generation and the improvement of vulnerable people’s employability
Arias Cañete highlights the role of the energy sector in reducing emissions and demands greater ambition on energy efficiency targets
The former European Commissioner for Climate Action and Energy, Miguel Arias Cañete, and the former chair of REE, Luis Atienza, took part today in the fifth edition of Energy Prospects, a series of talks organised by the Naturgy Foundation and the IESE Business School, which was officially opened by the Chair of Naturgy, Francisco Reynés, and the CEO of IESE, Franz Heukamp.
Arias Cañete highlights the role of the energy sector in reducing emissions and demands greater ambition on energy efficiency targets
The former European Commissioner for Climate Action and Energy, Miguel Arias Cañete, and the former chair of REE, Luis Atienza, took part today in the fifth edition of Energy Prospects, a series of talks organised by the Naturgy Foundation and the IESE Business School, which was officially opened by the Chair of Naturgy, Francisco Reynés, and the CEO of IESE, Franz Heukamp.