Greenpeace Spain has urged the Spanish government to publish the names of the nuclear and gas-fired plants which failed to react to prevent the blackout across the Iberian peninsula in April.

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Spain travel disruption wildfires halt high-speed trains in Galicia, stranding passengers and affecting routes to Santiago ...

A wildfire that broke out on Monday, August 11, near Madrid in the Tres Cantos area, killed one person and forced the ...

Scientists warn climate change is exacerbating the frequency and intensity of heat and dryness, making parts of Europe more ...

Pedro Sánchez calls his country a ‘global benchmark’ in the transition to greener energy, but prices — and profits — have ...

An urgent energy crisis is facing our nation. The stakes are higher than ever, and we are in dire straits if we don’t make ...

MADRID (Reuters) -Spanish power utility Endesa posted on Tuesday a 30% increase in first-half net profit and warned that the proposed remuneration framework for power grids investments in Spain ...

On the morning of April 28, large parts of Spain, Portugal, and southern France went dark. A massive blackout left millions without power, halting trains mid-track, cutting mobile networks, and ...

Environment and Energy Minister Maria Graça Carvalho said the plan would ensure that the Iberian nation of 10.6 million is better prepared for future emergencies.View on euronews ...