Universidade de Vigo
On 9 September, a representative from GWO (Galician Wind Observatory) took part in a significant event titled “Wind Energy in Galicia: Present and Future.” This event was organized by Turonio, the Platform for the Defense of the Territory, Val Miñor, and Baixo Miño. The gathering was held at the CMVMC venue building (Oia), which has
At the end of 2018, the University of Vigo, the Juana de Vega Foundation, and the Isla Couto Foundation launched the Galician Wind Energy Observatory (GWO). After four years, these three institutions have renewed and expanded their collaboration agreement by including the Paideia-Galiza Foundation. In a ceremony held at the Vigo campus last week, the
Last week, the OEGA released a report on the tax treatment for reinvesting benefits from a community of neighboring forests when establishing an energy community. The report, prepared by Professors César García Nuevo and María Begoña Villaverde Gómez from the Department of Financial and Tax Law at the University of Santiago de Compostela, complements a
Neboada, Xeada, Treboada, Ventumelo and Orballeira…they do not proclaim wintertime in the Lands of Trives and Valdeorras. They are the names given to five wind farms currently under the authorization process on these lands. They are parks sharing technical, economic and business ownership ties. However, each of them follows a separate authorization process that will
A few months ago, the Galician Wind Energy Observatory already drew attention to the fact that all Galician rustic territory without environmental protection would eventually become target sites for new wind farms. The Xunta de Galicia at first reported negatively on wind farms that intended to place their facilities outside the areas established for this