Spain does not move towards a 1.5°C trajectory. However, the climate target surpasses the minimum EU requirement for effort sharing, and the renewables contribution is in line with the EU 2030 targets. Only the energy efficiency contribution...
Cities, which concentrate the majority of the population and are centers of consumption of natural resources and emission of greenhouse gases, must do their part to reduce travel and the use of private vehicles...
In Spain, road transport alone accounts for 27.6% of the total GHG emissions. Advanced biofuels emerge as an alternative to decarbonise the sector, an inefficient solution in monetary...
Spain, where half of buildings are over 40 years old, receives different types of aid for building renovation; mainly aimed at improving energy efficiency, accessibility or habitability, depending..
The agricultural sector is the fourth most emitting sector in Spain, representing 13.4% of the total gross emissions in 2021, a not insignificant figure for a sector with little used sink...
Cities are at the closest level of government to citizens and have key sectoral competences that should strongly contribute to national mitigation and adaptation strategies. Several Spanish cities...
Despite the latest advances in the regulation, collective self-consumption has not yet got rid of long procedures and complicated bureaucracy that are leading to important delays and social demotivation...
Although far behind other European countries, renewable prosumerism has finally taken-off in Spain and for the second consecutive year doubles the figures for solar installed power in homes...
Although the deployment of renewables in Spain has been successful in recent years, the implementation has been mostly based on large installations, with general lack of social consensus and...