To speak of landscape, to think of the contemplation of a beautiful, harmonious and useful space. To speak of renewable energies, to think of less pollution and cheap energy. The difficulty of combining both concepts is reflected in the manifestations of rejection of specific renewable energy installations, manifestations not against this energy but against the way in which it is present in the territory. It is then when we speak of landscape as the place with which there is a feeling of identification that we do not want to be altered. A deep reflection on this duality is essential both to favor the correct insertion of renewable energies in our territories and to achieve progress in the productivity and efficiency of devices capable of generating energy from renewable sources.