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"Green Map": Government Cuts 38% of the Area for Renewables in the Middle Tejo, but Abrantes Remains a National Highlight

Summary by Médio Tejo
The controversial Green Map has shrunk under a chorus of protests: the approximately 7% of the continental territory (663 395 hectares) planned to have licenses facilitated for renewable energy projects fell almost half in the final version of the Sectoral Program of Acceleration Zones for the Implementation of Renewable Energy (PSZAER) approved by the Government [...] The content Green Map: Government cuts 38% of the area for renewables in the …
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The controversial Green Map has shrunk under a chorus of protests: the approximately 7% of the continental territory (663 395 hectares) planned to have licenses facilitated for renewable energy projects fell almost half in the final version of the Sectoral Program of Acceleration Zones for the Implementation of Renewable Energy (PSZAER) approved by the Government [...] The content Green Map: Government cuts 38% of the area for renewables in the …

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Médio Tejo broke the news on Sunday, August 30, 2026.
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