US EditionColmenar Viejo’s Future Biogas Plant Puts Its Neighbors on the Line: “In Spain We No Longer Believe the Promises”
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Nieves is 62 years old and is a resident of Colmenar Viejo, the municipality to the north of Madrid, for thirty years. He lives south of the village. He has a small garden and loves to take walks. And now he asks: “Will I have to endure the smell of rotten eggs?” However, “At my age, what worries you the most is what comes behind. My daughter already lives in her house and my son is buying one. When they finish paying her mortgages, her houses w…
The Council for the Protection of Nature of Aragon (CPNA) has organized a debate open to the public on biogas and biomethane, a renewable fuel crucial for the energy transition and the search for more circular models of resource management. As explained by the Aragonese Executive in a press release, the meeting will take place on Thursday, June 12, from 6.30 p.m., in the Pilar Sinues Hall of the Paraninfo Building of the University of Zaragoza. …
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