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We are committed to energy transition towards a decarbonised economy by responsible management in economic, social and environmental issues.
The energy transition involves shifting to renewable energy sources, avoiding fossil fuels, and decreasing carbon emissions. The goal is to achieve a low-carbon economy and minimise the impact on the environment.
The energy transition enables the promotion of research and development of new technologies for the sector, such as energy storage and smart grids. These improvements ensure the stability and flexibility of the renewable energy supply, even during times of reduced productivity.
At Endesa, we believe that the energy transition must be carried out in a fair manner, paying special attention to the communities affected by the closure of coal-fired power plants.
Our commitment to decarbonisation involves the complete closure of the coal-fired thermal generation park (5.7 GW) consisting of a total of 6 plants: five plants in Spain representing 20% of its total generation fleet, and the Pego plant in Portugal. All of them are in the process of closing, although with varying degrees of progress.
Our commitment to decarbonisation involves the complete closure of the coal-fired thermal generation park (5.7 GW) consisting of a total of 6 plants: five plants in Spain representing 20% of its total generation fleet, and the Pego plant in Portugal. All of them are in the process of closing, although with varying degrees of progress.
Our commitment to decarbonisation involves the complete closure of the coal-fired thermal generation park (5.7 GW) consisting of a total of 6 plants: five plants in Spain representing 20% of its total generation fleet, and the Pego plant in Portugal. All of them are in the process of closing, although with varying degrees of progress.
The energy transition must be fair, sustainable, and inclusive. All our projects aim to create shared value in the areas surrounding the plants we operate, in order to promote the socio-economic development of local communities while respecting the environment and biodiversity of the areas where we are present.
The energy transition must be fair, sustainable, and inclusive. All our projects aim to create shared value in the areas surrounding the plants we operate, in order to promote the socio-economic development of local communities while respecting the environment and biodiversity of the areas where we are present.
The energy transition must be fair, sustainable, and inclusive. All our projects aim to create shared value in the areas surrounding the plants we operate, in order to promote the socio-economic development of local communities while respecting the environment and biodiversity of the areas where we are present.
We advocate for a model of Creating Shared Value to achieve maximum local value and minimal impact after the closure of the plants. How do we do it? Through a participatory methodology and active listening to design a support plan tailored to the specific needs of each territory.
We advocate for a model of Creating Shared Value to achieve maximum local value and minimal impact after the closure of the plants. How do we do it? Through a participatory methodology and active listening to design a support plan tailored to the specific needs of each territory.
We advocate for a model of Creating Shared Value to achieve maximum local value and minimal impact after the closure of the plants. How do we do it? Through a participatory methodology and active listening to design a support plan tailored to the specific needs of each territory.