Bassols Energia reaffirms its commitment to sustainability and the energy transition with the first anniversary of its solar park, a project that represents a strategic step in the company's own renewable energy generation and its commitment to a cleaner energy model closer to the local community. With over 120 years of history in the energy sector, Bassols Energia has always maintained a clear vision: to contribute to the future by harnessing natural resources and integrating technology with respect for the environment. From its beginnings, using waterfalls to generate energy, to the implementation of renewable projects like the solar park, the company has continued to advance its commitment to clean energy and technological innovation. The solar park consists of two plants with an installed capacity of 5 MW and 4 MW, with an estimated annual production of 18,000 MWh, enough to supply approximately 5,000 homes each year. During this first year of operation, the facility has prevented the emission of 4.5 million kilograms of CO₂_, and has made a tangible contribution to the fight against climate change.

In a context of Green shoots for electric cars in Europe and a collapse in diesel vehicle sales across Spain, bringing together three staunch defenders of electromobility and decarbonization can only fuel optimism. This is what was planned this Thursday above the College of Technical Industrial Engineers of Girona during the round table organized by the ARA, in collaboration with Bassols Energia, to debate whether this form of transport is a real opportunity. With the horizon of 2035, when the European Union will stop registering combustion vehicles, the main challenge right now is the charging distribution points, not the technology itself of electric vehicles. And even more so considering that in 10 years the autonomy has gone from between 150 and 170 km to 350 and even 600.