Situación actual del sector energético en España
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https://doi.org/10.5944/etfvi.13.2001.2576Abstract
La energía es un sector clave de la economía española y está presente en todos los procesos productivos. El artículo analiza al sector en los últimos años con datos procedentes de varios organismos públicos, referidos tanto al balance energético general como a los sectores energéticos, las energías renovables, la política energética y las relaciones entre energía y medio ambiente. Características básicas del sector en nuestro país son el incremento del consumo de energía, la progresiva liberalización y las grandes inversiones en energías renovables, sobre todo la eólica. Energy is a key sector of the Spanish economy and it is in all productivo processes.
This article analyses the sector in the last fewyears with data from some public agencies, referred to the power balance as well as to nuclear power, coal, oil, natural gas, renewable energies, power policy and the relationship between energy and environment. The main eatures of energy in Spain are the increase of consumption, the growing liberation and the big investments in renewable energies, above all the eolic one.
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