The energy transition is defined as the set of changes that must be implemented in the models production, distribution and consumption of energy to achieve greater sustainability. The aim is to transform the current energy system, which is dependent on fossil fuels, into an electric model that does not generate greenhouse gas emissions.
He energy price and climate change have the same general solution: a coordinated and planned energy transition in which the main focus is on more electricity generation from renewable sources and more electrification of the economy.
Endesa: clean and sustainable electrification
At the start of the new year, which marks the middle of this decade that we have called the clean electrification of our economy, we reaffirm that the energy transition goes beyond decarbonization. In other words, the construction of a zero-emissions energy model as a crucial step in the fight against climate change involves promoting sustainable development from a comprehensive perspective that includes aspects such as biodiversitysocial inclusion, job creation and respect for our cultural heritage.
That is why in this first newsletter of 2025 we explore projects that reflect this holistic approach: from He start of construction of a new solar power plant in Jumilla, accompanied by measures to create shared value, up to the milestone of more than 30 GW of distributed generation (renewable energy sources, batteries, self-consumption) connected to the distribution network, passing through initiatives to protect endangered species O the artistic lighting of historic spaces.
We also highlight human stories, such as social and labor inclusion through training in professions related to renewable energies, in our new chapter of the video podcast ‘Earth Connection’. And don’t get lost the influencer@operadornuclear’s stand about the role of nuclear energy on the path of the energy transition.
