The president of the Junta de Andalucía, Juanma Moreno, has highlighted that between 2019 and 2024 they have registered in the community “77 foreign investment projects in the renewable energy sector” for a value of 20,145 million euros. The figure represents 60% of the total foreign investment in the community, of about 35,000 million euros. Moreno, in a speech at a forum of the newspaper ABC in Huelva , has indicated that the investment forecast is another 20,000 million in total for green hydrogen projects, electricity production or biogas through renewable procedures. In this regard, the firm has announced the next. Friday of a Andalusian alliance for the development of biogas and biomethane.
The Andalusian president has insisted on one of the differential values that Andalusia currently offers: “Here there is stability, here what is said is done” and has assured that they will not change “the rules of the game in the middle of the match” for investors who bet on the region, in reference to the impact on investments of 3,000 million by Moeve (Cepsa) of the permanent tax on energy companies proposed by the central government.
Hydrogen and photovoltaics
“He green hydrogen It is our great bet, with 23 identified projects, an associated investment of 5.3 billion and the creation of 16,700 jobs,” explained Moreno about the Board’s energy plans.
The Andalusian leader has indicated that during the first half of this year they have installed “700 clean megawatts, all of them photovoltaic“and has revealed that 922 files are currently being processed in the Ministry of Industry, Energy and Mines. The objective is to end the legislature with the incorporation of 12 new gigawatts of clean energy.
Moreno has defended the territorial impact of the photovoltaic installations, indicating that the 922 files in process would occupy “0.3 of the Andalusian territory” and “0.7 of the arable land” if they all went ahead. The president has stated that some Mayors obtain “30% and 35% of their income” of the photovoltaic industry, highlighting the economic benefits that this sector brings to municipalities.
Moreno has asked the central government to “adjust with Andalusia”, since the community has “a density of electrical energy transport networks which is 40% below the average values of mainland Spain”.
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