
AREANATejo
AREANATejo is the regional energy and environment agency of the North Alentejo and Tejo, based in Portalegre. It supports 15 municipalities …
From Cleanwatts' solar energy communities to off-grid systems, rainwater harvesting and drought resilience, the practical infrastructure of a sustainable life in Portugal. If you run a project in this area, we'd love to list it.

AREANATejo is the regional energy and environment agency of the North Alentejo and Tejo, based in Portalegre. It supports 15 municipalities …

Cascais Ambiente (EMAC) is the municipal environment company of Cascais, created in 2005. It handles urban cleaning, waste collection, green…

ACECITEC Lab. Portugal is a Lisbon-based laboratory specialising in the repair, production, and upgrading of high-voltage batteries for elec…

AREAC is a non-profit regional energy and environment agency based in Miranda do Corvo, founded in 2003 by municipalities in Portugal's Cent…

APREN is Portugal's renewable energy association, founded in 1988, representing over 90% of the country's installed renewable capacity. It t…

AREAL is a regional energy and environment agency that has supported Algarve municipalities and businesses since 2000, running projects on r…

Bicicultura is a non-profit cooperative based in Lisbon, founded in 2019, dedicated to promoting cycling for transport, work, leisure and th…

Solar2Power is an Algarve-based solar energy company installing solar panels, battery storage, EV chargers and carports for residential and …
Users of the network almost doubled in a year, and the emissions saved are being measured in urban trees.
The upgrade targets a river repeatedly hit by pollution, and Brussels is footing most of the bill, with a finish line set for May 2029.
A municipal swimming pool in Évora and a small island off the Algarve coast are among the unlikely test sites for the technology.
The country's water authority has told MPs that, strictly speaking, it licenses nothing at a plant accused of pollution for over a decade.
A qualification held by more than 40,000 professionals worldwide is finally coming to Portugal, just as a 2027 deadline starts to bite for big energy users.
The same savings that cut household energy costs could also prevent hundreds of premature deaths every year, according to the study's national estimates.

A 12-day hands-on programme at Tamera combining garden and solar test field work with community-building activities like Forum, focused on regenerative living and energy autonomy.


APDA is organising the 2nd edition of the SENAG national seminar, dedicated to wastewater, on 14 and 15 October at the Centro Cultural Vila Flor in Guimarães, with Jorge Sequeira as keynote speaker.


SENAG 2026, organised by APDA under the theme 'REImagining Urban Water', includes the round table 'Rethinking Urban Drainage', in which experts discuss the future of drainage infrastructure. The event takes place on 14 and 15 October at the Centro Cultural Vila Flor, in Guimarães.


The CO₂ Performance Ladder, a methodology developed in the Netherlands to encourage carbon emission reductions through public procurement, will be officially launched in Portugal on 15 October in Lisbon, following its adaptation to the national context.


The third edition of Kidical Mass Seixal is intermunicipal in character, bringing together the municipalities of Seixal, Barreiro and Moita on a joint bike ride. Let's come together to occupy public space, cycle as a community and show that alternative urban mobility is possible and urgent. Kidical Mass (Children's Critical Mass) is a global movement that takes place all over the country and seeks to respond to, and give visibility to, the need and desire of children and adults to use…


A day of cycling activities at Parque Augusto Pólvora, in Maçã, Sesimbra, on Saturday 17 October 2026, from 9.30am to 4pm, organised by the Portuguese Cycling Federation. Aimed at children and young people aged 5 to 14, with bikes for all levels, including balance bikes for the youngest.

This is the infrastructure layer of a sustainable life: where the power comes from, where the water goes, and how you move between the two. In a country with long summers and shortening rivers, water is the question that keeps returning.
Cleanwatts builds solar energy communities, where neighbours share what a roof generates instead of each buying their own system. Alongside it sit off-grid households, rainwater harvesting, greywater reuse and reed-bed purification, and the drought-adaptation work that the Alentejo in particular has been forced into.
Use the focus filter for water conservation, rainwater harvesting, drought resilience, greywater systems, natural water purification, compost toilets, solar power, wind energy, micro-hydro, battery storage, energy efficiency or low-impact travel. If you run a project in this area, we would rather list it than leave a gap. Dated activities from these projects are listed in our events calendar.