Galp ranked second in energy transition
According to Bloomberg’s Climate Transition Scores, European Oil & Gas companies lead the way in preparing for energy transition, and hold the top five places. Together, they account for 78% of assets producing energy from renewable sources
Urban agriculture with Portuguese engineering
Romainville, a city on the outskirts of Paris, is due to implement an innovative vertical farming project, the Tour Maraîchère, featuring the participation of a Portuguese company in the final phase of construction
The first steps of the proposed Climate Law
The European Green Deal and the path to sustainable development undertaken by the European Commission and its member states require the implementation, by each state, of a Climate Law defining guidelines and strategies geared to achieving the goals set for 2050. Portugal took the first steps down this road early this year
Green hydrogen in the energy paradigm of the future
The challenges to the hydrogen economy include the integration of systems, the creation of supply infrastructure and the acceptance of consumers
The Paris Agreement, five years on
The EU, together with most of the world's major economies, has already committed to meeting net zero emissions goals by the middle of this century. The next climate summit will reveal the contributions of the signatories to the Agreement and define the next goals. Right now, the efforts of countries and companies seem to be on the rise
Lisbon hosts the biggest sustainability event in the world
The Planetiers World Gathering event was held at the Altice Arena in Lisbon to debate, among other topics, the main challenges Covid-19 has added to the fight for a greener future
The key to sustainable tourism
Created in Denmark in 1994, the Green Key ecological award is granted on an annual basis to over 3,200 hotels and other establishments in 65 countries and acknowledges the environmental sustainability of 100 Portuguese hotels and restaurants.
“We want to be the most civic park in Europe”
This is the goal set by Taguspark CEO Eduardo Baptista Correia. Investing in solar self-consumption is the latest trend, and the initiative to be implemented through the new Galp group company EI - Energia Independente will enable us to reduce our dependence on the power grid by 23% and prevent the emission of 251 tons of CO2 per year
Good sustainable practices acknowledged
Galp, for the third year running, leads the Dow Jones Sustainability Europe Indices, indicators designed to highlight the best corporate practices in relation to environmental, social and governance criteria