ACCIONA to triple its electric motorcycle fleet in Rome

Social27 Jan 2021

The company will triple the number of available motorcycles from 500 to 1,700 units starting Sept...

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The company scored 91 points out of 100, and ranked third in the overall global ranking, behind M...

ACCIONA wins €560 million railway contract in the Philippines

Corporate28 Sep 2020

It is the second contract awarded to the company for the construction of th...

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Corporate23 Sep 2020

The company continues to grow in Chile with the construction of the new Mal...

ACCIONA is leading IBEX35 company for sustainability reporting in ECOACT ranking

Corporate23 Sep 2020

The company scored 91 points out of 100, and ranked third in the overall global ranking, behind M...

José Manuel Entrecanales takes part in the annual United Nations Global Compact conference

Corporate22 Sep 2020

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Tapping into the sea’s potential to provide islands with sustainable drinking water

Islands rank among the regions hit hardest by climate change and water stress. However, as evidenced by the success story of the Canary Islands, desalination technologies offer a promising solution to mitigate the drinking water shortage.

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How 23 wind turbines conquered their epic Peruvian desert journey

Transporting the San Juan de Marcona wind farm components from the Peruvian port of Paracas to its site 150 miles south in the province of Nazca has been a veritable logistical feat. Read on to learn how we did it.

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Solar-powered irrigation: a new partnership between farming and the Sun

ACCIONA Energía has installed the world’s biggest irrigation system to be powered by a solar plant without batteries in Montesusin (Aragon, Spain).

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Wisdom of indigenous people on how to protect the planet

We have a lot to learn from those who, although only 6% of the global population, protect 80% of the planet’s biodiversity. Below, we discuss the wisdom of indigenous people.

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Already breathing cleaner air due to falling fossil fuel use

The energy transition is now saving over 200,000 lives a year thanks to falling use of coal and subsequent air pollution, a study confirms.

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COP28, a summit to enact the Paris Agreement

The world is getting ready for a new climate summit, COP28, to be held in Dubai. Find out why this event is vital for our and the planet’s future.

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OTEC's Resurgence: Renewable Energy from the Deep

A 1.5 MW power plant showcases the promising potential of thermal gradient energy in the realm of renewables.

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Smart Textiles Enable Shape-Shifting Garments

Next-gen clothing adjusts to temperature changes, shrinking for enhanced insulation against the cold.

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Agrovoltaic Energy: Bridging the Gap Between Solar and Agricultural Farms

The intersection of renewable energy with agricultural practices has given rise to agrovoltaic energy, poised to revolutionize sustainable crops in the 21st century.

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New Leadership Skills in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

In the wake of recent advances, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has gone from being an almost exclusive topic in technology departments to a focus that touches every aspect of society, so much so that it’s even capable of transforming the leadership of organisations. According to a recent McKinsey study, nearly a quarter of executives say they’re... View Article

AI stands out as the transformative technology of our age. How does artificial intelligence influence leadership in organisations?

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In search of happiness: is it possible to find it in the workplace?

Is it possible to enjoy something that takes up a third of our day and which we do out of necessity? In other words, is it possible to be happy at work? It seems so – more on that later. On the opposite side, unhappiness at work makes people perform worse, become more tired and... View Article

Workplace unhappiness is a problem that goes beyond personal fulfilment or the tedium of routine. It affects performance, organisational results and talent retention.

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A world where we all understand each other: inclusion of deaf people in the labour market

When Grey’s Anatomy cast a deaf character, Dr Lauren Riley, it taught millions of viewers at least two things about deaf inclusion. Firstly, it underlined that inclusion is fundamental to avoid the marginalisation of any individual, thus preventing organisations from losing great talent. Secondly, it stressed the importance of building an accessible and welcoming work... View Article

What if silence could be a bridge to new forms of communication? Find out how the inclusion of deaf and hard of hearing people can be an opportunity for organisations.

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