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The farm, opened in late September, is bigger than 350 football fields combined and marks the energy corporation´s first major contribution to the generation of renewable solar electricity with a local and national impact

Touted as one of the fuels of the future due to its 100% renewable sources, the country has seen an increasing number of projects for the scaled production of green hydrogen. In this regard, Galp has made the final decision with respect to investing in this type of fuel, thereby enabling the company to go ahead with the production of green hydrogen and advanced biofuels in Sines

As far as Galp is concerned, people are essential to the energy transition process and this idea was once again highlighted by the energy corporation´s managerial personnel at the QSP Summit in Matosinhos

Portuguese and international specialists from various areas gathered at a major summit held in Matosinhos, which Galp attended as a partner to discuss the creation of a new economy based on sustainability and people

Full capacity guarantees 210 vehicles a range of 100 kilometres simultaneously per hour at IKEA store car parks. The partnership is part of Galp's strategy for electric mobility and is yet another step towards achieving the 2025 goal set by the energy corporation

Galp Solar and BPI have entered into an agreement designed to guarantee business clients an “unbeatable offer” for access to lines of credit for the installation of photovoltaic panels

Galp wants to become a “data-driven” company, but to do so it is essential to “involve people and show how analytics can help add value to our operations”, explains Jorge Afonso, Chief Data & Analytics Officer (CDAO) of the company. This is what we tried to do during the Data Open Day, which showed teams the potential of this new era of business

The ongoing energy transition process comprises three decisive components and the interaction among them was the topic under debate at the Portugal Energy conference held by the Portuguese Energy Association. The event was backed and attended by Galp, among other stakeholders from the sector

Agrovoltaic pilot project, developed in a partnership between Galp and the Higher Institute of Agronomy, will assess the potential of shading created by solar panels to mitigate the effect of climate change on grapevines