Spain’s proposed data center decree could reshape project requirements, renewable energy procurement and investment decisions. Discover what the draft regulation could mean for new developments, projects already in the pipeline and international investors.
Desalination Plants and Reverse Osmosis: Spain vs Global Markets Why desalination is becoming critical for industrial water supply Desalination plants in Spain are becoming a critical part of water infrastructure, driven by water scarcity, industrial demand, and increasing climate pressure. What was once considered a niche solution is now evolving Read more…
Spain as a European Data Center Hub: Investment, Renewable Energy and Digital Infrastructure Digital Infrastructure, Energy and Strategic Positioning in Southern Europe Data centers in Spain have become a strategic pillar of digital infrastructure in Southern Europe. As digital transformation accelerates across industries, the Spain data center market is consolidating Read more…
From Olive Waste to Renewable Energy Anaerobic Digestion of Alperujo in Spain Spain is the world’s largest producer of olive oil, generating millions of tonnes of olive-derived by-products each year. The anaerobic digestion of alperujo, the main semi-solid residue from the two-phase olive oil extraction process, is emerging as a Read more…
How Engineers Are Transforming Data Center Waste Heat into Sustainable Urban Energy Data center waste heat recovery is becoming a critical strategic issue as digital infrastructure expands across Europe. While hyperscale data centers consume vast amounts of electricity, engineers are rethinking how data center waste heat can be recovered and Read more…