IEA Praises the “Impressive” Progress of Renewables in Spain, but Calls for More Electrification
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The agency warns that the country needs to strengthen the networks, incorporate flexibility, "rebalance" the park of renewables after the solar boom and manage "prudently" the closure of its nuclear park Renewables reduce 10 euros a month the electricity bill in Spain in the midst of the energy crisis by Ormuz The International Energy Agency (IEA) praises the "impressive" progress of Spain in renewable energies, but calls for more electrificatio…
The International Energy Agency (IEA), an autonomous body of the OECD, gives one lime and one sand in its in-depth review of the Spanish Government’s energy policy over the past decade. On the one hand, it praises the “impressive” deployment of renewable energies and its role in strengthening energy security (reducing exposure to hydrocarbon imports) and competitiveness (thanks to gas savings and the containment of electricity prices).
Spain has strengthened its energy security and competitiveness thanks to the rapid expansion of renewable energies, but it needs to accelerate electrification.
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