Multiple renewable energy sources have enabled Portugal to move forward in its transition towards a cleaner and more sustainable energy system.
This project is located approximately 50 km north of the island of Juist, with installation of the turbines for phase B of Nordseecluster estimated to begin in mid-2028, with commercial operation scheduled for early 2029.
E-methanol has the potential to become one of the most sustainable fuels, especially in industrial sectors that are difficult to decarbonise, such as maritime transport.
The project will generate enough energy to power more than 28,000 homes.
The installation of microreactor tests is an example of the commitment of both institutions to promoting safe nuclear energy.
Seawater storage technology is set to play a key role in improving the reliability and accessibility of clean energy sources, bringing Europe one step closer to achieving its decarbonisation goals.
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