The manufacturing industry stands at the crossroads of progress and responsibility. While innovation propels businesses forward, sustainability ensures that progress does not come at an irreversible environmental cost.
Portugal has reached a new milestone in renewable energy production. In January 2025, 72% of the country’s electricity demand was supplied by renewable sources, with wind and hydro leading the way.
Sustainable living doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. Many people hear the term and immediately think of solar panels or electric cars. While those are fantastic choices, living sustainably starts with small steps that anyone can take. It’s about the daily habits and decisions that make a big impact over time.
With its abundant sunshine, the Algarve is a prime location for harnessing solar power through PV systems.
As an international homeowner in this beautiful region, understanding how much energy you can generate from solar panels is essential.
Since its establishment in 1982, Carvoeiro Clube Group has been a cornerstone of tourism in the Algarve. The group is now shaping the future of Lagoa through strategic investments and a strong commitment to the local community. Led by Andreas Stocker (Owner), Patricia Buerer (CEO), and Paulo De Carvalho (COO), Carvoeiro Clube Group aims to transform the Carvoeiro-Lagoa region into a model of tourism excellence, with a focus on innovation, sustainability, and job creation.
In an era characterized by growing environmental awareness and a pressing need for sustainable practices, businesses around the world are actively seeking ways to reduce their carbon footprint.
With the increasing awareness of environmental sustainability, it is clear that recycling local automotive tyres has gradually become a significant need.
Let’s be honest: waste isn’t exactly the most exciting topic. Most of us don’t give it much thought. We throw things away, say goodbye, and hope they vanish into some magical “away” place. But here’s the truth—there is no “away.” And ignoring innovation in waste management?
