Transport is one of the most energy-intensive and polluting sectors, not only in our country but in Europe as a whole. Initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions include specific measures for this sector through a firm commitment to sustainable mobility.
Enagás promotes a respectful and inclusive environment where professionals feel that they can be visible and express themselves freely. To this end, it has organised its actions around six specific axes of diversity: cultural, gender, disability, generational, thought and LGTBIQ+
In recent years, Portugal has established policies aimed at the development of renewable energies in order to boost the energy transition and also to achieve the goals it has set for itself in the production of green hydrogen.
Metrology in the gas system is the set of methods and tools used to accurately measure the quantity and quality of the gas that is received, transported and consumed at all points in the system.
The adaptability of existing gas infrastructures is key to their future. Among other issues, it opens up the possibility of reusing the current regasification plants so that they can work with decarbonised molecules.
The fifth edition of the Ingenia Energy Challenge, launched at the end of September 2023 as part of the Enagás Innovation Day event, received a total of 62 initiatives, making Enagás once again a benchmark in open corporate entrepreneurship to accelerate the energy transition.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a colourless, odourless gas. One of its best-known properties is its ability to absorb heat and release it into the atmosphere.
Companies are not oblivious to the transformation of today’s society. Their mission is to contribute to the construction of a more sustainable economy, including the environmental, social, and corporate governance perspective - the ESG criteria.
In contrast to green, yellow, pink, or blue hydrogen, which are produced through various transformation processes, white hydrogen forms naturally as a result of diverse chemical and geological phenomena.
Since 2013, the European Union has updated the list of PCIs every two years. For the sixth edition validated in April 2024, hydrogen and electrolyzer projects have been included for the first time.
