In a context where sustainability and energy efficiency are increasingly prioritized, Edison Next has partnered with BBVA in a series of events aimed at promoting responsible energy practices within the business sector. These sessions, held in various cities such as Castellón, Córdoba, and Badajoz, brought together business leaders, experts, and representatives from different organizations to discuss the challenges and opportunities of transitioning toward more sustainable models.
The sessions addressed the impact of the 2022 energy crisis, which accelerated the need for measures not only to reduce energy consumption but also to strengthen business competitiveness and resilience in an increasingly complex economic environment.
As part of these events, Jon Macías, Chief Commercial & Marketing Officer at Edison Next Spain, shared his insights on the sustainability challenges facing Spanish businesses. During his talks, Macías emphasized the importance of a comprehensive approach to reducing energy impact, starting with a clear roadmap that enables companies to measure and optimize their energy usage.
One of the topics that generated significant interest was the Energy Savings Certificates (CAEs) system. Macías explained how this tool, promoted by the Spanish Ministry for Ecological Transition, is enabling companies to monetize the energy savings resulting from their efficiency investments. As an Authorized Delegate in this initiative, Edison Next is helping to simplify and democratize the CAE process—supporting clients in the adoption of sustainable solutions.
Sustainability as a Driver of Change
These events serve as an example of how sustainability can become a strategic opportunity for businesses. The growing demand for responsible practices—driven by more conscious consumers and the shift toward a decarbonized economy—is transforming the Spanish business landscape.
Initiatives like this not only raise awareness among companies about the importance of adopting sustainable models but also strengthen collaboration between financial institutions, technology providers, and businesses. This synergy is key to driving an effective energy transition, providing companies with the support they need to adapt to a more sustainable future.
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