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Catalan Installers Federation Promotes Energy Transition Office
The Catalan Installers Federation has launched the Energy Transition Office to engage installers in renewable energy projects across Catalonia. The initiative aims to promote solar power, improve building energy certification, and support local jobs. It involves 5,200 companies and covers 28 regions, focusing on solar self-consumption, energy storage, and electric mobility infrastructure.
LG Strengthens Commitment to HVAC Professionals with New Online Academy
LG Spain revolutionizes HVAC training with a free digital platform in six European countries. The LG Spain Online Academy aims to equip consultants and installers with tools to stay updated in an ever-evolving industry. This initiative underscores LG's commitment to excellence and innovation. The platform offers a wide range of online courses, providing flexible and accessible learning spaces. It includes technical and commercial training, webinars, and progress tracking through knowledge tests. The academy is accessible from any device, and users can complement their online learning with in-person classes. Registration is required for consultants and installers, which can be done through the academy's website.
Technology, Renewable Energy, and Urban Heating Solutions Lead Digital Conversation on Urban Decarbonization
ENGIE's study on sustainable cities identifies key topics in urban decarbonization, with technology, energy, and transport leading the conversation. The study highlights the growing interest in digitalization and renewable energy solutions, while also noting economic barriers and the need for better infrastructure and planning.
Naturgy Launches First Global Hybrid Solar Power and Battery Storage Project
Naturgy, through its international electric generation subsidiary Global Power Generation (GPG), has inaugurated its first major hybrid solar power and battery storage project. The project, located in Cunderdin, Western Australia, features 229,500 modules with a 128 MW solar photovoltaic capacity and a 55MW/220 MWh battery energy storage system. It aims to provide constant supply during peak demand, reduce CO2 emissions by 140,000 tons, and power 51,000 homes annually. The project represents a significant step in Australia's renewable energy transition.
Competitive Spring Ahead for Electricity Prices
Electricity prices are set to ease this spring, with green energies playing a crucial role. Hydroelectric reserves are high, and prices could drop below 30€/MWh. However, later in the year, gas prices may rise, impacting the energy mix. The future of gas and electricity markets depends on reserves, the Ukraine conflict, and China's demand. Oil markets face US sanctions and OPEP adjustments.