Morocco is emerging as a key exporter of renewable energy, driven by rapid growth in solar, wind, and hydroelectric power, according to a report published Thursday by the Spanish newspaper The Objective. One of the most notable examples of Morocco’s expanding role in the green energy sector is......
In Denmark, Europe's most significant green methanol production facility, known as Kasso, has begun operations. Located near northern Europe’s largest solar farm and a major power transformer station, the plant will generate e-methanol—a synthetic fuel derived from renewable electricity......
Morocco’s southern push into green hydrogen leads global energy shift In 2025, Morocco is accelerating its transition to a clean energy future with an unprecedented investment of 319 billion dirhams in green hydrogen megaprojects across its southern provinces. These projects place Morocco at the......
Spanish authorities have issued a directive for more than 160,000 residents in proximity to Barcelona to remain indoors following a significant fire at an industrial facility that released a toxic cloud of chlorine over a vast area. The incident occurred in Vilanova i la Geltrú, a coastal city......
The world's wealthiest 10% of individuals are responsible for two-thirds of global warming since 1990, according to groundbreaking research. This study, the first of its kind to quantify the impact of concentrated private wealth on extreme climate events, sheds light on how the consumption and investment......
The Ritz-Carlton in Rabat will host the REACT Sustainable Industry Forum Meeting under the joint patronage of Morocco’s Ministry of Industry and Trade, Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development, and Ministry of Higher Education, Scientific Research and Innovation. This event reflects......
Infrastructure minister Barry Madlener is advancing plans to reduce flights to and from Schiphol airport, despite facing significant criticism from Brussels. On Wednesday, the minister confirmed a new limit of 478,000 aircraft movements, a measure he argues will decrease noise nuisance by 15%, aligning......
Spain leads the European Union in renewable energy generation but lags behind in energy storage capabilities, a critical factor in preventing blackouts like the one that occurred last week. In 2024, Spain set a record, with renewable sources accounting for 56.8% of its electricity consumption. However,......
Are you contemplating a visit to Spain this year? Amidst the growing concerns surrounding environmental issues and overtourism, there are several ways to minimize your impact while traveling. In light of the escalating climate crisis and rising anti-tourism sentiments, it has become increasingly crucial......
If you are considering building an off-grid rural home in Spain or aiming for maximum sustainability, installing a septic tank may be on your list of priorities. However, understanding the regulations surrounding septic tanks is crucial before proceeding. A septic tank, or fosa séptica in Spanish,......
Amid fast-spreading wildfires west of Jerusalem, Israel’s Defense Minister Yoav Gallant has declared a national emergency and ordered military forces to help contain the crisis. High winds and scorching temperatures have fueled the fires, which threaten several communities. Authorities closed......
Morocco's national water reservoir levels have reached 49.44% capacity, thanks to significant rainfall in recent weeks, as reported by Nizar Baraka, Minister of Equipment and Water, during a session in the House of Councillors. Baraka explained that this marks the highest reservoir level in years,......
Recent heavy rains have brought temporary relief to drought-stricken Morocco, although experts caution that it is insufficient to address the country's ongoing water crisis. The Guir-Ziz-Rheris Water Basin Agency reported that the rainfall between April 11 and 13 delivered approximately 24.18 million......
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