In Spain, sustainable financing has increased nine-fold over the past five years and in 2020 it grew by 45% compared to the previous year.
A study by Deloitte published by the Naturgy Foundation analysed the boom in sustainable financing within the framework of the energy transition and decarbonisation by 2050 objectives.
In recent weeks, the Naturgy Foundation has resumed the Energy Challenge, an innovative touring experience that aims to teach young people and the general public about the energy transition, the circular economy, air quality and new energy technologies.
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).
For the third time in less than a year, a group of employees from the energy company and their families carried out recovery works on a space together with the Fragas do Mandeo Foundation.
The exhibition can be visited free of charge from 8 to 18 November at the IDAEA-CSIC, in Barcelona. The Naturgy Foundation exhibition provides key technical knowledge on air quality and how it affects human health and the environment.
Over 100 kilos of waste were also collected during the event, organised in partnership with the Fragas do Mandeo Foundation. The Naturgy Foundation’s Environmental Volunteering Programme has just celebrated its fifth anniversary; five years during which 35 m3 of waste have been cleared from natural spaces throughout Spain and more than 3,600 plant specimens have been planted.
The Environmental Volunteering Programme, which seeks to raise environmental awareness among Naturgy employees, is celebrating its fifth anniversary; five years during which 35 m3 of waste have been cleared and more than 3,600 plant specimens have been planted.
The event will be an opportunity to discuss the role of cities in the fight against air pollution and reflect upon best practices from leaders such as Berlin, Milan and Madrid. The panel will feature representatives of these three European cities, and discuss the challenges they are faced with and the solutions they have implemented.
The seminar deals with the transformation process under way in the industry in the most advanced countries under the term “Industry 4.0”.
