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The broad projection of the climate issue in the present and future is now recognized it involves acting with certainty and speed, taking firm decisions and joint actions that are effective and at the same time efficient, all in the collective interest. In this context, the energy transition process emerges and takes shape on the basis of the European and national strategies that have been drawn up in order to comply with the international commitments undertaken. Without a doubt, the climate challenge brings important challenges (global), - environmental, social and economic-, towards the configuration of the new energy paradigm, and therefore, it also involves updating the classic regulatory system. This paper examines and reflects on main aspects of this energy evolution, where renewables are positioned as a necessary alternative. This, in turn, can be a good opportunity for the competitive consolidation of our energy sector, linked to "responsible" investment of the "renewable energy projects" which are solid and viable in the long term. It also refers to the new modalities of agreements in this area that are implemented to that end. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]