What are Iberdrola’s plans for its gas plants?
IIDMA has participated in the preparation of a report analyzing the transition plans of five major European energy companies.
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Science is essential in decisions to address climate change: Spain still does not have a scientific advisory committee
IIDMA organized an event at the Congress of Deputies to foster dialogue between science and politics in setting climate targets for 2040.
Mapfre undermines the fight against climate change by continuing to support new oil and gas projects
The annual ranking published by Insure Our Future places Mapfre below all other European insurers in terms of climate commitments, with the exception of Lloyd’s. The leading Spanish insurer, which has a strong presence in Latin America, needs to phase out its support for oil and gas projects. Each year, Insure Our Future (IoF), a
A study recommends the immediate closure of the Punta Catalina power plant in the Dominican Republic due to the seriousness of its environmental impacts
The report reveals that the contamination reaches a large part of the Dominican Republic, all of Haiti and the coasts of Cuba and Jamaica.
IIDMA achieves a 50% reduction in the emissions authorized for the Ibiza Thermal Power Plant
The plant’s Environmental Authorization had been updated in February, with NOx emission limits much higher than those allowed by European legislation. Second success for IIDMA in the Balearic Islands in less than a year. Last February 17th the Plenary of the Environmental Commission of the Balearic Islands published a revision of the Integrated Environmental Authorization
Civil society opposes additional unnecessary gas infrastructures
In response to the publication of the REPowerEU strategy, the Gas Is No Solution network, of which IIDMA is a member, has published a manifesto.
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