20 Nov CLANER calls for more agility in administrative procedures to move forward in the industrialisation of the country

• During the Energy and Energy Transition Trade Fair “Energy Global Expo & Congressue” held in Valencia.

16 November 2023 – The secretary general of the Andalusian Renewable Energy Association (CLANER), Gemma García-Pelayo, highlighted the role of the clusters in the energy transition and in their work with regional administrations, to which she calls for the streamlining of administrative procedures as a way to advance the industrialisation of the country, in addition to promoting innovation in the renewable energy sector.

The CLANER representative made these statements in the framework of the Energy and Energy Transition Fair “Energy Global Expo & Congressue” which is being held these days in Valencia, with the participation of the main official and business organisations, both national and foreign, operating in the sector.

García-Pelayo took part in a round table discussion on the role of energy clusters as innovation hubs, together with representatives of the renewable energy clusters of Castilla y León, Valencia, the Balearic Islands and Extremadura.

The main measures proposed by CLANER to speed up projects focus on the simplification of procedures, the establishment of reduced deadlines and the digitalisation of procedures, among others.

Finally, he indicated that “from the territorial point of view, the existing social concern requires a joint reflection and greater information work on the local benefits of renewable projects and their ability to coexist with traditional uses of rural land”.

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About CLANER

The Andalusian Renewable Energy Association (CLANER), with more than 20 years of experience, is a group of companies, official bodies, technology and research centres, universities and public foundations, among other agents.

Its aims include the representation and defence of the Andalusian renewable energy and energy efficiency sector, as well as the promotion and encouragement of research, technological development and innovation of products, processes and services associated with this field through collaboration and cooperation between the members of the cluster in order to strengthen the competitiveness of Andalusian companies in the clean energy sector.

The members of the association, which currently has more than 140 member companies and represents more than 90 percent of the Andalusian renewable energy sector, include Andalucía Tech, the Centre for Energy, Environmental and Technological Research (CIEMAT), part of the Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness, the University of Jaén, the Pablo Olavide University in Seville, the Descubre Foundation, municipal and provincial energy agencies, as well as the main renewable energy companies in Spain and the electricity company Endesa Distribución.

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For further information or to arrange interviews with CLANER management, please contact the Communications Department on 676 46 57 00; 951 910 401 or 951 910 401, or  comunicacion@claner.es