Catalonia's L'Energètica Visits Andorra's FEDA for Renewable Energy Exchange
A delegation from Catalonia's public renewable energy company visited Andorra's state electricity provider FEDA to share knowledge on public energy.
Key Points
- Catalan delegation from L'Energètica toured FEDA's facilities to exchange strategic knowledge on public electricity management.
- Hosted by FEDA director Albert Moles and team, including meetings with Andorra's energy officials.
- Part of joint work plan coordinated by Andorra's Secretary of State for Energy Transition and Catalan delegation.
- Aims to bolster ties for energy transition and climate change response.
A delegation from Catalonia's public renewable energy company L'Energètica visited the central facilities of Andorra's state electricity provider FEDA on Tuesday to exchange strategic knowledge on public management of the electricity system.
The visit formed part of a joint work plan between the governments of Andorra and Catalonia's Generalitat, coordinated by Andorra's Secretary of State for Energy Transition and the Catalan delegation in the Principat. It aimed to strengthen ties between the two entities, both focused on leading the energy transition from the public sector.
FEDA's general director, Albert Moles, led the hosting team, with several division heads explaining the company's operations to the Catalan visitors. L'Energètica is presided over by Santi Martínez and directed by Daniel Pérez.
The Catalan group, which included Anna Vives, the Generalitat's delegate in Andorra, also met with Andorra's Secretary of State for Energy Transition, Transport and Mobility, David Forné, and Carles Miquel, director of the Energy and Climate Change Office, at the Prat del Rull building in Andorra la Vella.
FEDA thanked L'Energètica for the visit and encouraged ongoing collaboration to advance the energy transition and address climate change.
Original Sources
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