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We will launch the Andalusian Green Hydrogen Valley, which will involve an investment of 3 billion euros

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We will have an annual production capacity of 2.5 million tons of biofuels in 2030

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What is the heat island effect and how can we prevent it?

Increasing the proportion of green spaces, building with permeable materials, or promoting urban climate shelters are some of the measures that can help combat the 'extra degrees' that visit our cities each summer.

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SDG Anniversary: halfway there, halfway to go

Ending poverty, building sustainable cities and communities, curbing climate change... Having just passed the halfway point of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) on the way to the 2030 Agenda, we ask ourselves: are we on time to meet its 169 goals?

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Podcast - The origin of the SDGs, a 17-color story

To celebrate the 8th anniversary of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), don't miss this podcast by Roberto Brasero.

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Cooking and energy: from the bonfire to biodiesel or ongoing human (r)evolution

Talking about energy and food is talking about our own evolution as a species, since the relationship between cooking and energy goes back to our prehistory and since then they have not been separated

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Sustainability can make going back to school cheaper

Clothing is one of the mainstays of back-to-school shopping—at a significant cost to our pocketbooks and the planet. It is possible to doing things in a different and more sustainable way.

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The powerful framework of art and nature

Since ancient times (paleolithic, neolithic, etc.) through the 'isms' (vedutism, plenairism, impressionism, cubism, and expressionism, among others) there has been an intense relationship between creators and the environment. Now there is a movement that is a step further in the history of the narrative of artistic creation: ecologism.

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How to obtain biofuel from microalgae?

For years we have been searching for alternatives to fossil fuels to help decarbonize transportation. In this respect, biofuels, produced from organic matter and waste, are one of the most interesting alternatives.

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"The Transformation to decarbonized aviation is essential to mitigating climate change."

Cristina Rodríguez Levia
- Director of Engineering at Skydweller Aero

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Chemical twins for transport decarbonization

Thanks to their chemical similarity to fossil fuels, biofuels offer CO2 reductions of up to 90% without modifying engine technology and by taking advantage of some of the existing production infrastructure.

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Bicycles, scooters, and 15-minute cities

Urban models such as the one proposed by "15-minute cities" are committed to micromobility as a way to achieving more human and livable metropolises.

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Professional sports and the climate challenge: Can major events raise awareness?

Professional sports are increasingly aware of their environmental impact and are working to reduce or neutralize their carbon footprint. But how can large events be hosted without losing sight of the concept of sustainability?