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Sustainability

Edificio Infinito Delicias Madrid
11
Dec
Infinito Delicias opens in Madrid as a landmark for sustainable food and urban living
Generador eólico
11
Dec
TIME and Statista unveil the world’s most sustainable companies for 2025
Talento verde - Empleos
06
Dec
The urgency of a new labor profile: green talent
Vehículo eléctrico
05
Dec
Spain boosts sustainable mobility: Plan Auto+ doubles electric vehicle incentives
Recently, Google published a technical report detailing —for the first time with concrete figures— the energy consumption, carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions, and water usage associated with each query to its Gemini AI. According to the analysis, an average text request to Gemini requires 0.24 watt-hours (Wh) of electricity, 0.03 grams of CO₂ equivalent, and consumes about 0.26 milliliters of water, equivalent to approximately “5 drops” per query.
02
Dec
Google Gemini AI: energy, CO₂ and water impact per query
Real Betis - Forever Green
09
Oct
Sport as a Catalyst for Environmental Change
Greenwashing
24
Sep
Greenwashing: how to identify misleading “eco-friendly” products and avoid being deceived
The climate emergency is reshaping the way we consume culture, and the music industry is no exception. In Australia, a group of artists led by the duo Lime Cordiale is proving that it is possible to offer live shows without compromising the planet’s future. Through sustainable tours, these musicians integrate clean transport, renewable energy, regenerative projects and community actions that mark a turning point in how live music is understood.
07
Sep
Sustainable music tours in Australia: Lime Cordiale leads a green revolution
Hidrógeno blanco Francia
04
Sep
White hydrogen discovery in France: a clean energy breakthrough
Agricultura y alimentos ecologicos
31
Aug
Organic production in Spain: growth, leadership and global impact
Mascotas en el hogar
26
Aug
Pets reshape Spanish homes and cities: towards a pet-friendly and sustainable model
From 2025 onwards, Europe has taken a decisive step to accelerate the energy transition by eliminating public subsidies for the installation of fossil fuel boilers. This regulatory change is far from a minor bureaucratic detail: it marks a turning point in how households must think about their energy supply. In this context, green gas, also known as biomethane, is emerging as one of the most promising alternatives.
14
Aug
Green gas: eight million Spanish homes are already ready to use it without renovations
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