We review some of the latest publications regarding the status of solar energy in our country

The EU responds to the NECP (integrated national energy and climate plan) sent by the Spanish Government.

Once upon a time there was a great lady (organization) of the territory called UN. This great lady had a perpetual struggle with two great dragons that constantly threatened the population of the place.

The United States of America, giant of the twentieth century, delays its definitive transformation to green energy due to trade wars.

Grupo T-Solar has been selected again by the Spanish Network of the Global Compact as an example of good practice, this time for a quantifiable commitment that affects the Environment within the energy sector.

2019 will be an exceptionally good year for solar energy in Europe, according to Solar Power Europe, in its report Global Market Outlook 2019-2023. We examined the three typical scenarios (High, Medium and Low) proposed by this report.

The growth of the European Solar Market in 2018 was impressive. We comment on some aspects of the report, which was presented at the Intersolar Europe fair in Munich in May 2019.

The photovoltaic boom in Latin America seen from country to country. The figures reflect the clear rise in photovoltaic solar energy in this region.
 

Over the past years we have been assisting in Latin America what some have called photovoltaic boom. Undoubtedly, the region has been experiencing a transition or transformation of its energy systems, opting more decidedly on renewables.