Energy
VAT on light and gas returns to 21% on Monday
The Spanish Government decreed a tax cut in March on the occasion of the war in Iran, which expires on Monday, although the tax measures on fuels and the Value Tax on Electricity Production will be in effect until June 30.
The energy crisis caused by the blockade is taking Cuba to the extreme
The UN has warned of the risk of disease spreading, and more than 100,000 patients have delayed operations due to lack of energy and medicines.
The series of reports "Europe in search of direction" will analyse the state of the continent in the current confusing geopolitical scenario
The changes are constantly taking place on the geopolitical board and Europe is looking for directions. The new series of reports directed by EITB's Head of International Area, Mikel Reparaz, has analysed the challenges facing Europe at the current geopolitical crossroads.
OPEP+ will decide on its June oil offer in Vienna in the midst of the global energy crisis
Only seven major producers (Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iraq, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Algeria, and Oman) will meet at a meeting after the United Arab Emirates decided to leave the organization.
Iberdrola has earned $1.711 billion in the first quarter and improved its adjusted net profit forecasts for 2026
The company's gross operating result between January and March (Ebitda) reached EUR 4,067.1 million, 9.7% less than a year ago.
Aitor Urresti: "Transport The sector is ahead of industry in energy consumption in the CSC and in first place. it's already there. "
Although energy consumption in the Basque Country has fallen by 8.6% over the past two decades, Aitor Urresti, a doctor in Thermal Energy and professor at the UPV-EHU, has explained that this decline has been caused by the outsourcing of energy industrial processes and the change in production model, as well as the increase in consumption in the transport sector, which has increased the size of vehicles and the so-called "bouncing effect".
The ACV consumes less energy than it did two decades ago, but is increasingly dependent on oil
Álava, Bizkaia and Gipuzkoa consume less energy than they did 20 years ago. The decline in industrial consumption and the increase in transport have transformed the energy distribution and continues to depend on fossil fuels.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has opened a "very serious" penalty file for Iberdrola for last year's blackout
It will be investigated whether the company reduced production or supply "without authorization" and "breached the duty of availability" on the day of the blackout.
EU leaders take action. They call for 'more concrete' measures to deal with the energy crisis
They have instructed the Ministers of Economy and Finance to work on more concrete and effective measures so that they can be implemented in the short term.
The director of Bilbao Airport doesn't think flights will be cancelled because of fuel prices
Ivan Grande has pointed out that the current geopolitical situation may affect the economy of airlines and airports, but believes that kerosene production plants in Spain guarantee fuel "in the short term."
EU Heads of State and Government will discuss energy, the Hormuz blockade and Ukraine at the first summit without Orban
The summit is scheduled for tomorrow in Cyprus because the rotating presidency of the Council of Europe corresponds to the third largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. On Friday they will discuss the war in the Middle East, with the presence of the High Representatives of Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, Egypt and the Gulf.
Spanish air industry employers say fuel supply is guaranteed for the summer
Spanish airlines are expected to increase passengers by 5.7% this summer compared to last year, with a projected turnover of EUR 260 million.
The Energy Agency warns that Europe may have a fuel shortage for aircraft in six weeks
Four Italian airports have restricted aircraft fuel supplies
Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Austria are calling for a tax on the profits of energy companies
Finance ministers from five countries have sent a letter to the European Commission arguing that companies that are making profits from the war must also make an effort to 'ease the burden' on their citizens.
The decree to mitigate the consequences of the Iranian war will be passed in Congress by the PP. Waiting for what he has
The Spanish Government is guaranteed the support of the partners in the investiture, so that the tax rebates, the ban on the suspension of basic supplies and the general measures for the most affected sectors will be carried out.
News: Running live, energy crisis and Pradales-Sanchez meeting
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Time change: Summer time is back
In the early morning from Saturday 28 to Sunday 29 March, the time will be changed at 2:00 and it will be 3:00. There will be less than an hour's rest. The need to continue with the schedule model of the Centre is controversial, especially for two important reasons: health and the cost of energy.
Cuba is beginning to recover electricity after its second 24-hour blackout in a week
In Havana, 70% of the electricity service is operational, but hospitals and water supply infrastructures have priority.
Brent type oil barrel is at $112 in the fourth week of the Iranian war
The armed conflict in the Middle East continues to affect the price of energy. Since this morning, the price of crude oil has been unbiased, reaching a maximum of $114 and a minimum of $110.22.