Ingelectus, a Seville-based company specialised in cutting-edge technological solutions to optimise the power grid, has announced a 25% increase in its business volume in the last financial year, reaching a total turnover of 1.2 million euros.
To achieve this milestone, Ingelectus has developed a business plan based on talent acquisition, internationalisation, excellence and strategic partnerships, with the aim of continuing to grow its equity year after year.
In this way, the company – a spin-off from the Department of Electrical Engineering of the University of Seville – is consolidating its position as one of the Andalusian firms with the greatest growth potential in the technology sector for the energy transition.
According to Daniel Morales, CEO of Ingelectus, “this remarkable growth has been possible thanks, first and foremost, to the work of the professionals who are part of the company: a diverse team of electrical, telecommunications, IT and energy engineers with skills in programming and data management, who share the same philosophy and vision of the energy of the future.”
With 16 employees and a constantly expanding workforce, the Seville-based company has experienced its strongest business growth in the field of renewable energies and power distribution, combining R&D&I projects with product development and consulting services.
In this regard, since 2015 Ingelectus has supplied and contributed to the commissioning of more than 140 controlled switching relays, a contribution that has directly enhanced grid stability. In addition, the technology firm has succeeded in positioning itself in the international market through the development of a Power Plant Controller (PPC) that regulates more than 2.5 GW (soon to be 3.1 GW) of controlled power in photovoltaic and wind installations in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Chile and Spain.

On the other hand, Ingelectus’ capabilities are complemented by partnerships with companies and organisations such as Vizimax, FutureRed, Smart City Cluster, the Cartuja Business Circle and the Cartuja Science and Technology Park, a strategic location where the firm has been based since its inception and where it has recently taken the step of moving to new premises that are more in line with its current business growth figures.
The new facilities recently inaugurated by Ingelectus reflect a new smart office concept, with greater digitalisation, sustainability and different workspaces that foster co-creation.
“The keys to Ingelectus’ success lie in our commitment to technological excellence in fields that are currently so decisive, such as big data, artificial intelligence and microservices. To all this we must add our ongoing investment in human talent,” Morales stressed.
Ongoing projects
Since 2022, Ingelectus has secured funding for four R&D projects that explore the monitoring, flexibility and optimal control of distribution networks. With a total budget of more than one million euros and implementation periods ranging from 10 months to two and a half years, it is worth highlighting the AD-GRHID project, which aims to develop microgrids based on renewable generation, distribution, and hydrogen production and storage.
In the related field of innovation, the company is carrying out the COCOON project, the first of its kind at European level: a cybersecurity solution for renewable plants capable of analysing vulnerabilities, threats and cyberattack vectors affecting photovoltaic installations and, in addition, providing a set of measures to mitigate them.