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Fuel prices over two euros: Who foots the biggest bill in Portugal? (opens the original)
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"Any sector that includes road fuels in the [value] chain will face additional costs because prices have been trending upwards in recent months." That warning comes from Nuno Figueiredo, spokesperson for DECO PROteste, the Portuguese consumer-rights organisation, at a time when retail prices for these energy products in Portugal are several dozen cents higher than on the day the war in the Middle East began. Despite the slight relief in fuel prices recorded on Monday (source in Portuguese), moni
A guide to celebrating the grape harvest in Portugal's Douro region (opens the original)
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September is, par excellence, the month of the grape harvest in Portugal. It is during this period that, across the country, the grape harvest comes to life and often turns into a leisurely opportunity for discovery for those who want to learn more about this age-old tradition. A practice that, in recent years, has been affected by the consequences of climate change. According to Frederico Falcão, president of ViniPortugal, the Interprofessional Organisation of Portuguese Wine, speaking to the L
UK firm running Portugal's largest solar plant files for insolvency (opens the original)
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The British company Welink Energy Portugal 2 UK, which owns Solara4 — the largest solar power plant in the country — has entered insolvency proceedings, according to a report published this month by consultancy BDO and cited by Expresso. The case concerns a large-scale project in the Algarve region with 219 MW of installed solar capacity, according to the Welink Group website. Located in Alcoutim, Solara4 has operated since its inauguration in 2021 but faced a series of setbacks. The BDO report,
Over 2,000 emergency personnel tackle wildfires in Portugal (opens the original)
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More than 2,000 emergency personnel and around 20 aircraft are still, on Tuesday, tackling rural fires that have broken out in recent days on Portuguese territory, according to information published on the Civil Protection website. By mid-afternoon, three incidents considered significant were still ongoing, the most worrying being the fire in Torre de Moncorvo, in the most northeast district of Bragança, which started on Saturday. At around 16 pm, more than 400 emergency personnel were on the gr
Olive trees can live for 4,000 years: What's their secret? (opens the original)
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A tree was recently discovered in Germany which may be the oldest known in the country, at around 1,100 years old. But in Portugal there are hundreds of trees estimated to be at least 2,000 years old, particularly olive trees, which over the years have been certified by the University of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro (UTAD) The tree known as 'Oliveira do Mouchão', found in the municipality of Abrantes, is thought to be the oldest in the country at 3,350 years old. It is an olive tree and "a cont
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