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Energy

Solar energy, infinite potential.
The change towards a new energy model.

Every hour the Earth receives as much energy from the Sun as we use in an entire year worldwide. It is estimated that the energy radiated by this star can cover 10,000 times the current global energy consumption. We can take advantage of its radiation to obtain heat and electricity.

70%

GLOBAL INSTALLED POWER

Of the 781 GW of new renewable capacity installed globally between 2021 and 2023, solar PV accounted for 70% with 545 GW installed.
(Source: Regional Trends (irena.org))

91%

TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCE

Cost of energy generated to decline 2010-2023.
(Source: Global Trends (irena.org) + DNV Energy Transition Outlook 2023)

545GW

GROWTH

The global grid-connected solar capacity reached 1,419 GW in 2023 (vs. 873 in 2021), out of a total installed renewable energy capacity of more than 3,800 GW.

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Renewable energies are:

Clean
Abundant
Native

The sun provides its own energy in the form of light and heat: photovoltaic and thermal solar energy.


The sun causes pressure changes, a necessary condition to generate the winds that feed wind power.


Animals and plants use the sun to live, and accumulate their energy in organic waste and crops that form biofuels and biomass.


The sun orders the water cycle, which is the resource used by hydroelectric energy.


The sun influences waves, tides and ocean currents, which are also sources of energy.

The transition to a new and diversified energy scenario with a greater contribution of electricity generation from renewable sources is presented as a strategic goal, which implies:

  • greater independence of the hydrocarbon market;

  • real contribution to climate change mitigation;

  • development of local workforces;

  • improvement of the energy distribution and supply to isolated or dispersed populations;

  • and all this without giving up economic growth.

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