PP reinforces its commitment to nuclear power after the blackout and slides that the government hides information

All of the PP leader's talks with the top European leaders revolved around the blackout, with unanimous support for his commitment to lengthening the life of reactors Read

The general electric meltdown that Spain experienced this Monday and that led to confusion throughout the country for almost 24 hours will not provoke any movement of the government in its energy policy in the medium and long term. Renewables will continue to be introduced to reach greater production levels and the schedule of the nuclear closure is maintained as planned with the last closure of a reactor for within a decade. They are the two ma…

Spain's political rights want to postpone the nuclear phase-out after the major blackout. The government defends the energy transition.

Over the first 24 hours since Monday's big blackout, the opposition began to put together its first conclusions: neither can we give up "an energy source like nuclear" nor is it usual for a European country not to give a "attack" of conclusive information about what happened after that period of time. However, those of Alberto Núñez Feijoo reinforce their commitment to lengthen the service life of nuclear power after the fall of the power grid f…

Joy calls on the popular to "at difficult times like this, instead of criticizing, get to work"

The Popular Group and the rest of the opposition left Vox alone today in their proposal to reform the Urbanism law to avoid some restrictions and allow the exploitation of all the mining resources available in the Community, such as energy minerals.The now ex-partners of PP and Vox opened a debate in favor of nuclear energy but the former did not share the proposed reform and voted against the PNL, along with the rest of the opposition.Read more…