Universidade de Vigo
Continuing the work of the Wind Energy Observatory of Galicia, which has deployed all its resources to advocate for greater involvement of rural communities in energy transition processes, we took part in the audiovisual dialogue titled “Humanizing Renewables.” This conversation brought together humanist perspectives on the roll-out of renewable energy across different territories. It featured
Nota de prensa REDS_Galicia Under the leadership of the O Rosal Town Council, headed by Mayor Ánxela Fernández Callís, the Wind Energy Observatory and the EC4RURAL project took part in the first meeting with local stakeholders to launch the first citizen-led energy community in the municipality of O Rosal and the Baixo Miño region. In
The head of the Galicia Wind Observatory visited a community energy development initiative in the cross-border region spanning Zamora and Salamanca in Spain, as well as Trás-os-Montes and Beira Interior Norte in Portugal. These territories, united by the Duero/Douro River, are part of the European Grouping of Territorial Cooperation (EGTC) Duero-Douro. In 2017, this public
The Wind Observatory of Galicia (OEGA), in collaboration with the EC4RURAL project, continues its work on the economic and financial analysis of energy communities. The latest improvements are based on feedback from various users who have worked with these tools in recent months. On the one hand, for making the tools more accessible, explanatory videos
On February 19, the Galician Wind Observatory (GWO) participated in an awareness and advisory session with the local community of Baroña, in Porto do Son, to promote a citizen-led and locally controlled energy transition. The event, organized by the Baroña Community Land Association, also received support from the Barbanza Socio-Ecological Laboratory, the Interuniversity Research Center