Navarra has set itself the goal of becoming a fully decarbonized region by 2050, in line with the strategic framework for Energy and Climate of the Ministry for Energy Transition. The strategy of this autonomous community stands out from others for its strong commitment in the short-medium term, which marks a 45% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. The actions to achieve this are framed in different areas such as the generation of renewable energy, the promotion of electric vehicles, the promotion of self-consumption or the intensification of efforts in functional areas. The energy transition strategy is based on three pillars: energy efficiency, self-consumption and a commitment to renewable energy generation.

Navarra currently has a very competitive ecosystem, which places it as a relevant player in the audiovisual industry. The achievement of this milestone, however, has not been due to chance or luck, but has been the result of key decisions to achieve this development.

Despite its relative youth, the regional technology industry already employs more than 3,500 people and generates revenues of around 300 million euros. The automation of production processes, cybersecurity and the management of infrastructures and systems stand out.
The ICT industry is called to lead and accompany the strategic sectors of Navarra in its digital transition, which offers great opportunities for the sector’s agents.

The renewable energy sector has been an ambassador for the region around the world since its implosion in the 1990s. The region played a leading role in the popularization of wind energy with pioneering wind farms and manufacturing companies that soon became among the most important in the world.

If we look at the figures, it is clear that the health sector in Navarra has the potential to be considered a benchmark at European level. Of the total of 31,508 people working in the health sector, 1,065 work in research and 2,465 in the health industry.

Navarre, in northwestern Spain, is one of the strategic automotive enclaves in southern Europe. In a region of just over 10,000 square kilometers and some 650,000 inhabitants, the industry’s figures reveal that it is a highly relevant sector: 112 companies, 13,000 jobs and an annual turnover of close to 6.5 billion euros.

Navarra is one of the leading European enclaves in the agri-food industry. This region has been able to take advantage of a very strong historical tradition, intrinsically linked to its development and growth, and to promote a sustainable production that has managed to make a name for itself and to cross borders with vegetable products of proven quality.