Sergio Goncalves

6 days ago | gurutrade.com | Sergio Goncalves |Inti Landauro |Elaine Hardcastle

LISBON, May 8 (Reuters) - EDP Renovaveis, the world's fourth largest wind energy producer, said on Thursday its first-quarter net profit fell 24%, despite a solid revenue increase, as it did not make any capital gains in the period unlike a year earlier. The renewables arm of Portugal's EDP said net profit fell to 52 million euros ($58.78 million), slightly below the 54.8 million euro average forecast by analysts polled by LSEG.

1 week ago | claimsjournal.com | David M. Latona |Emma Pinedo |Pietro Lombardi |Andrei Khalip |Sergio Goncalves

Spain suffered several power glitches and industry officials sounded repeated warnings about the instability of its power grid in the build up to its catastrophic blackout on Monday. The government has ordered several investigations into the blackout. Industry experts say that whatever the cause, the mass outage and earlier smaller incidents indicate the Spanish power grid faces challenges amid the boom of renewables.

2 weeks ago | europarl.europa.eu | Sergio Goncalves

Question for written answer  E-001657/2025to the CommissionRule 144Sérgio Gonçalves (S&D)The reprogramming of cohesion policy funds to support new areas, including affordable housing and defence industry investments, constitutes a major strategic shift. While it is important to respond to emerging challenges, there is a risk of undermining structural investment goals.

2 weeks ago | europarl.europa.eu | Sergio Goncalves

Question for written answer  E-001656/2025to the CommissionRule 144Sérgio Gonçalves (S&D)The Commission’s proposal to allow up to 100 % co-financing for new cohesion policy priorities raises serious concerns about the impact on less developed regions and the outermost regions, which rely heavily on stable long-term cohesion support. Redirecting funding from structural objectives to new thematic areas, without providing additional resources, risks undermining the core mission of cohesion policy.

2 weeks ago | cnnbrasil.com.br | Andrei Khalip |Sergio Goncalves |David M. Latona

O governo de Portugal informou nesta terça-feira (29) que todos os 6,4 milhões de clientes tiveram o fornecimento de energia normalizado após o apagão nacional de segunda-feira (28). O comunicado afirmou que todos os aeroportos estavam operando, embora ainda houvesse alguma recuperação em andamento em Lisboa, e que os trens estavam funcionando. As escolas também reabriram e o serviço de saúde estava totalmente estabilizado.