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The European Parliament has called for the strengthening and modernization of the electricity networks of the European Union and for the development of cross-border interconnections, something that the MEPs described as a "necessity" after the blackout suffered by Spain and Portugal on 28 April. "The blackout on the Iberian peninsula has strongly demonstrated how vulnerable our networks remain. It reminds us that the European energy transition w…
"We need more power for industrial demand." With this affirmation, Mikel Otero, a deputy from EH Bildu, summed up the motion presented in the Spanish Congress this morning. It later became a halfway amendment, as the coalition agreed with the PSOE, and in the end, a series of measures were passed with a majority of votes. Otero linked the initiative to the need to decarbonize the Basque industry. "Basque industry needs to decarbonize, it needs t…
By the end of 2030, the EU needs to invest €584 billion in electricity production
In a report approved at the plenary session in Strasbourg (France), by 418 votes in favor, 112 votes against and 45 abstentions, MEPs also agree with the strengthening of the resilience of electrical networks in the European Union (EU), the integration of renewable energies and the simplification of licenses to meet the energy objectives defined for the block. With regard to transport capacity, the EP advocates promoting significant investments …
The European Parliament (PE) has today defended the implementation of the European Action Plan for Electric Networks, aimed at modernising them and increasing transport capacity, in order to avoid new 'agagactions'.In an approved report, at the full session of Strasbourg (France), by 418 votes in favour, 112 votes against and 45 abstentions, the MEPs also agree with the strengthening of the resilience of electricity networks in the European Unio…
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