The Council of Ministers approved on June 23, Royal Decree-Law 23/2020 to promote “in an orderly and rapid manner, the energy transition towards an electrical system based 100% on renewable energy and favor economic reactivation in line with the European Green Pact ”.
Despite the health crisis caused by Covid-19, at Keyplan we have managed to adapt to the new situation. Although during the last months we have teleworked to continue giving service and continuity to the projects that we had in progress, currently we have already returned to the office, following all the pertinent health and safety measures.
At Keyplan we have been offering our clients building services and facilities in housing estates, homes, offices, hotels … etc. for years. In fact, last year we installed a trigeneration plant in a large hotel complex in the Dominican Republic to distribute heat, cold and electricity to 1,200 rooms and their services.
Precisely the hotel sector has been, without a doubt, the sector hardest hit by the Covid-19 crisis, whose future, one month after returning to the “new normal”, continues to be plagued with uncertainty.
The aeronautical sector has always been a reference and progress sector in Spain and in recent years has enjoyed a good period of growth. It is an industry that bills about 9,000 million euros and offers jobs to 43,000 people with high qualification and generates 63,000 indirect jobs.Read more
The energy transition means “moving from producing energy from fossil fuels to producing it through clean energy.” However, although it is a simple concept, it has many problems.Read more
At Keyplan, we are experts in the projection, development and construction of cogeneration and trigeneration plants.Read more
Last April 2019, the Council of Ministers approved R.D 244/2019 that regulates the administrative, technical and economic conditions of the self-consumption of electric power.Read more
According to data from Red Eléctrica de España, analyzed by Almaraz Nuclear Power Plant, gross renewable energy production increased by 30% in the first six months of the current year.
The production of electricity with combined cycles in Spain has picked up in the last two months to its highest level since September 2011, driven by poor hydraulic performance and the shutdown of the Cofrentes nuclear power plant.
Combined cycle power plants powered by gas to produce electricity have been resurrected in Spain this fall. Not in vain, the generation since October of this technology is at its highest level for more than six years, according to the data offered by the operator of the Red Eléctrica system. To see a production higher than the almost 4,000 gigawatt hours in October or the more than 4,500 GWh in November, it is necessary to leave until September 2011.
And the situation has not changed in the first days of December. Last Monday, the gas system operator reported that the highest gas consumption had been recorded that day since January 2011. Enagás attributes part of the peak demand seen this week to “the largest deliveries of natural gas for electricity generation” . These are driven by “high demand for electricity, low wind and hydraulic generation and the unavailability of a nuclear power plant in Spain”.
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