Local Integration Plans for Renewable Energy: What They Are and Why They Matter

Castilla-La Mancha Edition A growing sector. An outstanding debt to the territory. Castilla-La Mancha is already Spain’s leading autonomous community in solar photovoltaic generation. With nearly 16,000 MW of installed renewable capacity out of a total of 17,866 MW (representing 88% of the regional energy mix), the region has transformed in just a few years[…]

Ordinary vs. simplified EIA: Key differences according to Law 21/2013

First of all, it is useful to distinguish between 2 acronyms that are sometimes confused: EIA and EsIA. The acronym EIA corresponds to the abbreviation for Environmental Impact Assessment, while EsIA corresponds to Environmental Impact Study. Environmental assessment is an administrative procedure designed to identify, describe, and assess the significant effects that certain public or[…]

EHS Techniques contributions to the public consultations for RDL 07/2026

At EHS Techniques, we believe that the energy transition is only possible if it is socially just and environmentally excellent. For this reason, we have contributed our technical vision, based on years of experience on the ground, to the consultations for RDL 07/2026. Biomethane Excellence Seal Our vision on the local integration of plants We[…]

BREEAM: What it is, why it is important, and how it can add value to your assets

Sustainability has become a key factor in the development and management of real estate assets. In this context, certifications such as BREEAM have established themselves as international reference tools for evaluating and improving the environmental and social performance of buildings. What is BREEAM? BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method) is a certification method that[…]

DISCOVER AMLD Technology: What is it and how does it contribute to methane emissions detection?

In the current climate emergency, the detection and control of methane emissions is a key topic of debate. With a global warming potential 80 times higher than that of CO2 and responsible for more than 25% of the warming we are currently experiencing, its mitigation and control is the fastest way to curb rising temperatures.[…]