Spain's commitment to renewable energy may be in doubt

Spain's renewable energy commitment may face challenges despite recent investments. While the country aims for 81% renewable electricity production by 2030, doubts have arisen following a recent blackout, with some calling for a reevaluation of the energy model. This has sparked debates on the role of nuclear energy, with industry advocates highlighting its stability and round-the-clock operation capabilities, contrasting with the intermittency of renewables. Amidst a push to close nuclear plants, Spain's energy future remains uncertain, balancing green ambitions with concerns over reliability.