In Peru, building electricity transmission lines can mean working 4,000 metres above sea level, cutting through dense rainforest, or navigating harsh desert. This engineering feat demands, at the same time, listening to local communities, respecting the environment, and preserving an ancient, millennia-old archaeological heritage.

ACCIONA’s recent collaboration with an Australian surfboard manufacturer highlights that there is plenty of life for wind turbines after they complete their operational cycle, all thanks to the circular economy.

The complete overhaul of the Tahivilla wind farm in Southern Spain provides a roadmap for the future of the wind industry; one defined by peak efficiency, a minimal environmental footprint, total circularity, and AI-driven wildlife protection.

Can a piece of music capture a commitment to progress and sustainability? In this feature, we explore how Lucas Vidal—Emmy and double Goya award-winner—composed a musical theme to accompany ACCIONA’s work. Performed by the Prague Symphony Orchestra, it is a sound journey that fuses emotion, innovation and collective effort. 

An infrastructure project can be an integral part of nature while also protecting communities from extreme weather events. A living example of this is the flood-control channel ACCIONA is building on the border between North Dakota and Minnesota. 

After more than twenty years turning wind into energy, the blades of this Tahivilla wind turbine are beginning a new life, defined by sustainability and circular innovation, in the sole of a sneaker. Read the full story here.

The World Meteorological Organization confirms that El Niño will intensify into a strong event between July and September, with ocean anomalies exceeding 2°C. Here’s why this time is different, and what countries can do to get ahead of its effects. 

Following a period characterised by environmental protection, the world has entered a phase of active ecosystem restoration over the last decade. This article discusses the latest developments.

The region holds one-third of the world’s fresh water, but it is increasingly seeing droughts, receding glaciers and greater water stress, even in areas that had abundant water supplies until recently.

Reaching the Moon, Mars, or Venus is not just a matter of exploring outer space; it also allows us to better understand Earth’s climate, atmosphere, and evolution. Space travel may well hold the key to uncovering the secrets of our own planet.

Cabo Pulmo went from the brink of ecological collapse in the 1980s to becoming one of the greatest marine recovery success stories on Earth. A total fishing ban, strict legal protection, and the deep involvement of the local community restored its biodiversity in just two decades. What were the keys to this transformation?

Can a river possess rights? In various corners of the globe, nature is transitioning from a mere resource into a legal entity. Bees, turtles, and rivers have already secured formal recognition. What does this shift signify, and how far-reaching could it become?

The latest multi-coloured solar panel prototypes developed by the Fraunhofer Institute mark a major step forward in embedding renewable energy into buildings and infrastructure, a field known as BIPV.

Ultracapacitors, or supercapacitors, are a breakthrough technology that closes the loop on energy storage through their ability to capture and release renewable energy instantaneously.

Innovation and decentralisation are delivering new ways to boost infrastructural resilience against the challenges of climate change and evolving digital threats.

Fuel cell-powered electric drones can stay airborne significantly longer than battery-operated models and can be refuelled in a matter of minutes. Transporting liquid methanol and producing hydrogen exactly where the drone needs it will transform remote logistics.

The challenge for AI will be to underpin climate sustainability without sacrificing social cohesion or the unique identity of neighbourhoods and communities.

Brick-laying robots, airborne manufacturing drones, and colossal 3D printers: automation is arriving on-site, promising to slash emissions, delivery timelines, and workplace accidents.

Nostalgia is widely viewed as a deeply personal emotion, but it also plays out in our working lives. Far from being a negative sentiment, it can actually help us channel our energy more effectively.

Theory Z posits that business productivity stems from trust, lasting relationships, and emotional commitment between company and employees.

Understanding the different communication styles within a team helps us get to know others better, adapt to them, and turn diversity into one of the team’s strengths.

Barry Conchie and Sarah Dalton identify five decisive traits that set strong leadership apart from the ineffective.

A number of studies explore the intersection between passion and recognition when it comes to exercising a vocational career, and it usually starts with daily practice.

Play is no longer merely a recreational activity; it has become a tool capable of improving decision-making, fostering creativity, and addressing strategic challenges within organizations.