Ingeteam supplies European-designed technologies for one of Italy’s largest battery energy storage projects, supporting grid stability and energy storage capacity.

The new modular rectifier enhances hydrogen plant efficiency, reduces CAPEX, ensures grid compliance, and operates with the market’s lowest noise levels.

Electroluminescence (EL) enables the diagnosis of photovoltaic panels: when current is applied, they emit infrared light, revealing internal defects and facilitating their evaluation and correction.

Partial tests, type tests and combined power and control electronics tests will be conducted at the new facility, set to become international benchmarks for the renewables and electrification industries.

Ingeteam has announced that it has signed an agreement with Matrix Renewables, the global renewable energy platform backed by TPG Rise, under which the two companies have agreed to supply 500 MW to equip seven photovoltaic plants during 2023.

Iberdrola has entrusted Ingeteam with the supply and commissioning of the largest solar power plant in Europe. It is the Francisco Pizarro solar plant, located in Cáceres, which reflects Iberdrola's commitment to providing its projects with local technology.

Ingeteam has already started manufacturing its new INGECON SUN FSK power stations for photovoltaic plants and storage systems. An ideal solution for large-scale projects due to its high power rating, which can reach up to 7.65 MW output power at medium voltage.

Ingeteam has already concluded the supply of 108 solar inverters made in Brazil and 32 substations or power stations also assembled in the country. The supply was directed at two PV projects from Mercury Renew, a Grupo Comerc Energia company.

4 March marks the World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development. A date that reminds us of the critical moment we are at if we wish to achieve zero emissions targets by 2050.

North Macedonia's first large-scale photovoltaic plant is already under construction, and about to be completed. The Oslomej solar project, financed by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), has been built alongside a coal-fired power plant located in Kichevo and is equipped with eight Ingeteam solar inverters of 1,400 kW each.