Francisco Jose Martinez

Part of Repsol SA, Petróleos del Norte SA (Spain) is a Spanish sustainable energy company founded in 1968. The company is based in Muskiz, Spain. Petronor's program of open innovation, inspire®, seeks solutions to the challenges faced by the company. Petronor's refinery produces a range of products including biodiesel, butane, propane, naphtha, fuel oils, asphalts, and diesel. The company's website provides information about its facilities and surroundings in Muskiz, Abanto-Zierbena, and Zierbena. Additionally, the website features reports on the natural species found in the vicinity of the Petronor refinery, as well as information on the best of Basque cuisine, presented by renowned Basque chefs with Repsol suns.

Escuela Tecnica Superior de Ingenieros de Minas de Madrid provides a technical school of mining. The private company is based in Madrid, Spain.

Club Español de la Energía, also known as Enerclub, is a non-profit company based in Madrid, Spain. The Spanish company is focused on the energy sector.

Part of Redeia Corporacion SA, Red Electrica de Espana SA is a company that specializes in the management of the Spanish electricity system. The company is based in Alcobendas, Spain. Red Electrica de Espana provides information on the functioning of the electricity system, including reports on the use of renewable energy sources. The company also has a sustainability plan with 190 actions to be implemented by 2025. Red Electrica de Espana promotes knowledge about the energy transition and the active role of consumers through its itinerant exhibition. The company is involved in strategic projects such as the Peninsular-Ceuta link, which aims to integrate Ceuta into the peninsular electricity system, and the interconnection with France through the Gulf of Bizkaia. The company also manages the reversible pumping hydroelectric power station Salto de Chira, which is essential for the sustainability of a new energy model based on renewables in the Canary Islands. The company was founded in 1985. Roberto Garcia Merino has been the CEO of the company since 2007.

Instituto Vasco de Competitividad engages in the provision of competitiveness and regional development research studies. It specializes in the public policy and institutions, enterprise, well-being, digital economy, and energy. The company was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in Gipuzkoa, Spain.