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Improved integration of active consumers and energy communities into smart distribution grids

September 09, 2022

Solar hydrogen production by a scalable electrolyzer-photovoltaic system

September 05, 2022

IREC and AMES partner and start the DEFINE-SOEC project

July 26, 2022

IREC participates in a Project led by Celsa to valorize its residues using green hydrogen

July 19, 2022

Resilience of buildings against extreme events as a result of ComMit-20 project

July 18, 2022

More than 130 young people take part in the energy debate of the BIYSC program

July 15, 2022

Call for free support for energy plans

July 12, 2022

Towards the standardization, cost reduction, and increased performance of power electronics for electric vehicles

July 07, 2022

A strong European team empowers users for widespread electric mobility uptake

July 05, 2022

Bamboo Energy awarded the Metropolitan Business Innovation Award

June 30, 2022

Conclusions of the FUSIONCAT project, completed this year

June 30, 2022

Final summary and outcomes from the INTEGRO project of the GRAPHCAT community

June 30, 2022

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September 13, 2022

Energy Poverty

TV News

Mariana Jimenez, researcher from the Energy Systems Analytics group at IREC, talks about the high dependence on basic energy supplies to cover the basic needs of households, she proposes a more diversified energy matrix and confirms that extreme weather events are increasing due to climate change. And how to solve energy poverty by combining renewable energies with energy storage or sharing surplus energy.

March 13, 2022

Nada puede salvar los combustibles fósiles

Interview article

En referencia a la sustitución del carbón por gas, el director del IREC recuerda que este es también un combustible fósil. “Aunque es más limpio que el carbón o el petróleo, continúa siendo un emisor de CO2, así que utilizándolo no se está haciendo nada para evitar la crisis climática”

July 12, 2021

Cascading impacts of sea level rise

Interview Article

The rise in sea level -as a consequence of the polar melt- is among the main dangers related to the climatic emergency that threatens cities on the coast, therefore, predictive meteorological models can help avoid the “waterfall effect ”.