Overview

• The Generalitat withdrew its June decree just before the scheduled plenary vote after recognizing it lacked support from ERC and Junts.
• The pulled text included measures to accelerate renewable project approvals and establish a pioneer battery storage framework, both now without legislative backing.
• OberCat reports show renewable sources covered only 19.1% of Catalonia’s electricity demand in 2024, leaving a 79.6% gap to the 2030 targets.
• High authorization fees of up to €130,000 and municipal moratoria continue to stall wind, solar, and storage projects across the region.
• The government plans to draft a new consensus-driven legislative proposal and launch its territorial renewable plan (PLATER) in the upcoming session.