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GES – Global Energy Services, a Spanish company and a leading service provider in the renewable energy sector, and the technology centre TECNALIA are working together on the ITACA research project, an initiative aimed at evolving traditional operation and maintenance models for utility-scale solar photovoltaic plants towards a prescriptive approach based on advanced data analytics. The main objective of the ITACA project is to assess and characterise the condition of solar photovoltaic assets, enabling the anticipation of failures, the estimation of production losses and the prescription of optimal maintenance strategies that help maximise energy production and optimise operating costs. In the final phase of the

GES – Global Energy Services, a provider of engineering and construction solutions for renewable energy assets, has obtained three new certifications in the fields of information security and sustainability, reaffirming the strength of its management model and its commitment to ESG criteria. Specifically, the company has achieved ISO 27001 certification, the most internationally recognised standard in information security; has renewed ISO 14001 certification for environmental management, celebrating this year the 25th anniversary since its first accreditation; and has obtained for the fourth consecutive year the “CALCULATE and REDUCE” seal, which certifies its efforts to reduce CO₂ emissions in the course of its operations. The certification

GES – Global Energy Services, a Spanish company providing engineering, construction and maintenance solutions for renewable energy, has signed four contracts in recent months for the construction of photovoltaic solar plants.The projects will total 343.26 MWp and represent a global investment of €196.42 million. The contracts include EPC services (engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning) for photovoltaic plants in Palencia, Teruel, Ciudad Real and Burgos. Two of these have been secured with new clients for GES, thereby reaffirming the company’s capability and experience, positioning it as a trusted partner for renewable asset developers and investors. Collectively, these four projects will supply renewable energy to over 168,000

Envision, a global leader in green technology, has signed an agreement with GES – Global Energy Services to install and operate its battery energy storage systems in the Spanish and European markets. Under the agreement, GES will be the primary partner overseeing the commissioning, operation, and maintenance of Envision’s wind turbines and battery energy storage systems (BESS) in Spain and across Europe. This long-term collaboration will foster joint growth in the energy storage and wind energy sectors. It includes specific technical training for GES teams on Envision’s technology, as well as the implementation of digital tools to strengthen their technical and operational capabilities in installing

GES – Global Energy Services, with more than 30 years of experience in engineering services and construction of renewable energy projects, has undertaken its first wind power repowering project in Aragon. It is the Muel wind farm in Zaragoza, built during the late 1990s and owned by RWE Renewables Iberia. At Muel wind farm 27 wind turbines with a capacity of 16.2 MW will be replaced by three turbines with a capacity of 6.6 MW each and a total capacity of 19.8 MW. It is also one of the first wind farms in operation in Aragon to carry out a repowering process. Construction began in

CL Grupo Industrial, one of the largest industrial corporations in the country, has started the construction of the El Corchito photovoltaic solar plant, the second largest industrial self-consumption project built to date in Spain. The new solar photovoltaic plant, with an installed capacity of more than 25 megawatts (MWp) – with 35,820 bifacial solar modules of 700 Wp each – and located in the municipality of Jerez de los Caballeros, will be entirely dedicated to supplying energy to Siderúrgica Balboa, one of the key companies in the Group’s Steel Division. The facility will be built by GES – Global Energy Services – a company specialised