Following the signing of the EPC contract at the end of February 2019, there was a double challenge to deliver the plant on schedule. On the one hand, import and install the main equipment before the end of March, since an eventual Brexit would have greatly complicated operations from the European Union. And on the …
Successful commissioning of Pilkington Solar Farm (2.3 MWp) in United Kingdom Read More »
GRUPOTEC was awarded this project in the renewable energy auction in Spain (2017). Developed entirely by the company itself, it is the second project in which GRUPOTEC has invested within a plan that plans to build 500 MW in three years. Construction work has started, which will conclude during 2019. After closing the financing of …
Start of a 50 MW Photovoltaic Plant in Bonete (Albacete) Read More »
Upon the signing of the EPC contract at the end of February 2019, it was doubly challenging to deliver the plant within the projected timeline. For one thing, importing and installing the main equipment before the end of March, as in the event of a finalized Brexit, it would be very complicated to run the …
Grupotec begins the construction of one of the largest photovoltaic plants on the African continent. The 100 MW plant, located in the Kenyan city of Eldoret, is part of the country’s drive to update its electricity grid and drive the shift to renewable energy in the fight against climate change. The installation consists of 293,100 …
Grupotec begins construction of the largest photovoltaic plant in Africa Read More »
Above left to right: Javier Bonell (Valencia Companies Director), Olallo Villoldo (Grupotec President), Carlos Aguilera (Valencian and Murcia Companies Business Director). Below left to right: César Moreyra (Grupotec Vice President), Miquel Sanchis (Valencia Companies Manager). GRUPOTEC has formalized with BANKIA the financing for the construction, commissioning and operation of a photovoltaic solar plant located in …
Financing closed with Bankia of a 50MW photovoltaic solar plant Read More »
UTE GIREF, our client, is the concessionary company for waste treatment in Ibiza and Formentera (Balearic Islands). GRUPOTEC has developed the engineering of the treatment plant and is currently providing technical assistance to the construction, scheduled to be completed by the end of 2020. – Location: Ca Na Putxa (Ibiza) – Capacity: 185,000 t / …
GRUPOTEC has built a turnkey hydro-propelled pump installation (an innovative system developed by the Dutch company aQysta, our client). Installed on the Main Canal of the Turia, it supplies an irrigable area of 20 ha using only hydraulic energy. The project, on a demonstration scale, is funded by the H2020 program of the European Union. …
Grupotec builds an innovative hydro-propelled pump system in Lliria (Valencia) Read More »
ECOMESA, the waste treatment concessionaire of the Mancomunidad del Este (Madrid), will manage the waste of 680,000 inhabitants for 20 years. GRUPOTEC has developed the engineering of the treatment plant and is currently providing technical assistance to the construction, scheduled to be completed by the end of 2020. – Location: Loeches (Madrid) – Capacity: 375,000 …
The two solar plants near the city of Eldoret, pictured, in northwestern Kenya. Source: Shadychiri, Wikimedia Commons The European Investment Bank (EIB) and the Dutch development bank FMO have agreed to finance the construction and operation of two solar plants in Kenya with a combined capacity of 80MW. The two banks will contribute $ 53 …
Grupotec builds 80 MW in Kenya financed by the European Investment Bank and the FMO Read More »
On October 22, the 4th ENERGY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT FORUM took place at the Valencia Chamber of Commerce. Under the title “Towards an Energy Transition. Present and Future of Self-consumption ”Grupotec, together with Iberdrola, Banco Sabadell and Entoria Energy, offered their vision of the current state of reality regarding photovoltaic solar energy for self-consumption. Jose …
GRUPOTEC participates in the 4th Forum on Energy and Sustainable Development Read More »
