solar
The Spanish city of Santa Coloma de Gramanet, near Barcelona, has come up with a pretty unusual way of generating renewable power – by installing solar panels on top of mausoleums at the local cemetery. Reports say the project cost just over £600,000 and the 462 solar panels will create
Iberdrola
Not to be outdone by its Iberian neighbour Portugal (as reported on by Greenbang here yesterday), Spain has also deployed a commercial wave energy project. The project is being led by Spanish utility Iberdrola and the pilot consists of a bouy 10 metres in diameter with a shaft that contains
fotowatio
Greenbang must have been having a quick nap when this happened earlier this month, but it’s a bit of a doozy so it’s worth mentioning. So there Greenbang was, telling you all about this company and that company picking up a mere $10m here and a tiny $23m
Iberdrola
In Europe, it’s clearly the season for billions. Greenbang supposes billions are a bit 80s-style knitwear, toy dogs and rucksacks worn over both shoulders – they never go out of fashion on the continent, really. After Dutch energy company Econcern promised to invest €12 billion in green power, now Spanish
