This 2024… we want to be by your side! Being close to you, being able to explain and solve your doubts in person, as well as showing you all the news and innovations of Abora Solar are the parts of our work that we love and that’s why we decided to attend Installer Show 2024. InstallerSHOW is the UK’s number one destination for influential specifiers and decision-makers working across the heat, water, air and energy sectors. It is THE place to see and try new product innovations, meet your peers, make connections with manufacturers and gain industry insights to keep your business ahea ..read more

For this new article, we would like to launch a new format which aims to take you behind the scenes of Abora by letting you discover how it works and the people behind Abora Solar. Abora continues to grow Since its creation in 2017, Abora has grown from 5 employees to 31 in just 4 years! The team has continued to expand and its growth continues with the opening of a subsidiary in Lyon, France. In addition to the increasing number of employees, Abora’s growth is also marked by the number of collaborators it now has all over the world: Holland, Chile, Ecuador, Germany, Portugal etc. The Aragon ..read more

Today, the concept of “renewable energies” is heard in the speeches of our politicians, but also of our scientists, as the solution to the challenge of climate change. In order to better understand this concept, we propose to find out what it consists of. What is a renewable energy? Renewable energies (RE) refer to a set of means of producing energy from theoretically unlimited sources or resources, which are available without time limit or can be replenished faster than they are consumed. Renewable energies are opposed to so-called fossil energies, whose stocks are limited and non-renewable ..read more

For this new article, we would like to launch a new format which aims to take you behind the scenes of Abora by letting you discover how it works and the people behind Abora Solar. Abora continues to grow Since its creation in 2017, Abora has grown from 5 employees to 31 in just 4 years! The team has continued to expand and its growth continues with the opening of a subsidiary in Lyon, France. In addition to the increasing number of employees, Abora’s growth is also marked by the number of collaborators it now has all over the world: Holland, Chile, Ecuador, Germany, Portugal etc. The Aragon ..read more

Before we start our reasoning, we would like to remind you that both energies are renewable and therefore both are great energy options to use to improve our planet and to break our addiction to oil and gas. Today we will try to answer a question we often ask ourselves when we are interested in renewable energies: between solar and wind energy, which is the most efficient? Solar and wind energy in a nutshell. First of all, let’s take a look at what renewable energy means. Renewable energies are all those energy sources that are obtained from natural resources. These sources are: the sun, w ..read more

28 January is the International Day of Action against Global Warming, better known as International CO2 Emissions Reduction Day. This date was chosen by the United Nations to raise awareness of the problem of global warming and its consequences on the planet, and to encourage people to take action and decisions to combat it. The current situation, at the beginning of 2022, shows no signs of slowing down and in 2021 the IPCC published its alarming report on the situation and its predictions are more than pessimistic for our future. However, you are probably wondering what global warming is and ..read more

At its annual forum, World Economic announced that “by 2030, solar may well have become the most important source of energy for electricity and heat production in much of the world”. So although solar energy is still marginal in the global energy mix, we are forced to note that it is growing exponentially and all over the world. Indeed, solar energy appears to be the major energy of the future because of its many advantages: renewable, inexhaustible, universal and accessible to all. Solar energy, the energy of the future Solar energy has a remarkable and undeniable characteristic: it is inexha ..read more

Regardless of the solar technology, its characteristics or its price, a solar panel uses solar energy to transform it into either electricity or heat, or electricity and heat in the case of hybrid solar panels. Each solar panel has its own technical characteristics, performance and price. Let’s take a closer look at the different types of solar panels. What are the different types of solar panels? In common parlance, the generic term “solar panels” is used to refer only to photovoltaic solar panels. However, it is extremely important to remember that the term “solar panels” refers to three typ ..read more

After two years of negotiations, the 2030 Agenda was adopted in September 2015 by the UN. This agenda sets out goals to be achieved by 2030, the so-called Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The name Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is commonly used to refer to the seventeen goals established by UN member states that aim to address the global challenges we face: people, planet, prosperity, peace and partnerships. What are the SDGs? The SDGs are the successor to the eight Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) set between 2000 and 2015. The Sustainable Development Goals, also known as the Gl ..read more

Spain is a favourite destination for tourists and has earned its place as a world leader in the tourism sector. In fact, tourism is an important source of income, if not the country’s source of income, as it is one of the pillars of the country’s economy contributing 11.7% of GDP and generates employment employing 12.2% of the total number of affiliates in Spain. The COVID-19 crisis has hit the tourism sector hard, in particular the concept of mass tourism, and has forced us to rethink our concept of tourism and travel. The tourism sector has evolved from “mass, sun and beach tourism” to “gre ..read more