A report by Frontier Economics and the German University of Aachen concludes that integrated infrastructure management (sector coupling) will be essential in achieving decarbonisation, because it minimises costs, makes it possible to decarbonise sectors that are difficult to electrify, increases supply safety, and makes it possible to promote an industry with export potential and job creation.
Nearly 150 social service professionals from all over Spain exchange experiences on energy vulnerability management in a webinar organised by Naturgy Foundation
The Energy School run by the energy company’s foundation is boosting its programme of online sessions for professionals and is resuming its face-to-face workshops with families to promote efficient consumption and help those who need it most with saving.
We collaborate with Naturgy and its partner companies to carry out energy rehabilitation in vulnerable homes
Naturgy and its Foundation have taken a step further in the fight to alleviate energy vulnerability by involving partner companies in rehabilitating the homes of its vulnerable customers.
New educational portal in Argentina
The Naturgy Foundation helps launch a new digital educational platform in Argentina The platform www.cuidemosnuestrosrecursos.com is an interactive portal that is also supported by the NGO EcoHouse and the Argentine Oil and Gas Institute (IAPG).
Power generation in Spain has halved its emissions since the implementation of the CO2 emission rights market
Greenhouse gas emissions have fallen by 25% in Spain, and per capita emissions have decreased by 30%.
The Naturgy Foundation publishes a study carried out by LIKEN CARBON HUB, which shows the evolution of greenhouse gas emissions from 2005 to 2018, mainly extracted from the National Inventory of Greenhouse Gases (INGEI).
The Spanish electricity sector invested 11 billion euros over the last three years in Spain
A report drawn up by Deloitte highlights the investments made by the top five companies in the sector to tackle the major challenges related to the technological changes and decarbonisation process being brought about by the current energy transition.
Miguel Ángel Lasheras: “Regulation on the gas sector has thus far allowed the economic equilibrium of the system, and must now address the challenges of the ecological transition.”
The economist and expert in energy markets presented the “2018 Report. The Spanish natural gas sector in numbers”, a document that compiles for the first time, in a summarised and orderly manner, all the official and public data available on the sector in Spain.
According to Lasheras, over the past five years "there has been investment driven by natural growth of the demand, with prices that reflect costs and follow international price profiles”.
Naturgy Foundation to reward best social energy initiative in Spain with 60,000 euros
The full prize amount must be spent on projects that improve quality of life conditions for the most disadvantaged groups in energy-related issues.
The panel will be chaired by Alberto Núñez, S.J., Director of the Pastoral Service and professor at Universidad Pontificia Comillas, and will be made up of prestigious representatives from various fields.
The Naturgy Foundation trains Castile-La Mancha teachers in energy matters
This week, vocational training teachers from Castile-La Mancha have attended two courses on power generation and the efficient use of gas, both taught by Naturgy Foundation educators and held at the Electricity, Water and Gas National Reference Centre in Guadalajara.
Christopher Jones: “To comply with the Paris Agreement, the European Union will have to be practically free of carbon emissions by 2050.”
The driver of the European Union’s “20-20-20” programme stated that renewable energies are an opportunity to achieve competitive prices, create employment and make technology available
The expert in the power market and founder of the Technology Research Institute at the Comillas Pontifical University, Ignacio Pérez Arriaga, also took part in the event and highlighted the importance of distributed resources in the energy market of the future.