A thriving and ambitious ecosystem<\/strong><\/p>\n The event showcased how Navarra continues to strengthen its position as a hub for clean energy, supported by a solid industrial, institutional and research ecosystem. The President of the Government of Navarra highlighted this commitment, stating: \u201cNavarra is the land of renewable industry.\u201d<\/p>\n Key conclusions<\/strong><\/p>\n The congress emphasised the urgent need to reindustrialise Europe\u2019s renewable value chain, ensuring that manufacturing capacity remains in Europe while innovation also takes place here. This means reinforcing production capabilities (components, assembly and testing), promoting public procurement tools and stable incentives, and harmonising standards to achieve scale, competitiveness and strategic autonomy.<\/p>\n It was also underlined that infrastructure and electrical grids must evolve more rapidly to keep pace with the expansion of renewables and green hydrogen. This includes strengthening and digitalising the grid, integrating storage and demand management, and simplifying administrative procedures through one-stop windows, clear timelines and streamlined criteria.<\/p>\n Finally, the congress highlighted Navarra\u2019s local supply chain \u2014 from specialised suppliers and technology centres to large developers and manufacturers \u2014 as a key competitive advantage. The combination of industrial know-how, talent, efficient logistics and strong public-private collaboration enables faster project execution, applied innovation, and scalable initiatives that have a positive impact on both the regional economy and Europe\u2019s energy transition.<\/p>\n