Ingelectus takes part in the I Andalusian Artificial Intelligence Congress
Ingelectus has taken part in the panel discussion entitled “La energIA del futuro” during the 1st Andalusian Artificial Intelligence Congress, held on 22 and 23 November at the Granada Conference Centre.
During the debate, Daniel Morales Wagner, CEO of Ingelectus, explained that the company’s view is that “AI must be a tool at the service of the expert, who must be able to identify problems and use cases, understand the tools available to solve them, including those based on AI, and be able to assess the results obtained.”
The CEO of Ingelectus shared the stage with leading figures in the sector, such as Ignacio Cuerva Valdivia, CEO of Cuerva and moderator of the session; Beatriz Crisóstomo Merino, Global Head of Innovation at Iberdrola; Beatriz Batanero Rodríguez, Head of Energy at Minsait; Óscar Jesús García Pérez, CTO of ADAION; and Jose Antonio Martin H., AI Technical Advisor at Repsol Technology Lab.
Daniel Morales Wagner’s active participation in the 1st Andalusian Artificial Intelligence Congress was an opportunity to share with attendees Ingelectus’ commitment to excellence, innovation as a driver of progress, and collaboration in advancing the technology used in the production and control of energy.
Artificial intelligence techniques at Ingelectus
Ingelectus, committed to being at the forefront of technology, has undertaken the task of developing intelligent methods and embedding them into its systems. Among the Ingelectus projects that have developed AI-based solutions, the following stand out:
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The PASTORA project. Funded with ERDF funds and validated in the real-life environment of e-Distribución’s Smartcity Málaga living lab, the project has resulted in the creation of an AI tool to analyse data obtained from electricity meters and sensors installed at different points in the network.
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The InGrid Platform. A project based on the application of cutting-edge technologies, including AI, to create an electrical digital twin of the low-voltage network.
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The DT4Flex project. Developed together with Cuerva, Bamboo Energy and Smart City Cluster, it represents a major step forward, as it is a low-voltage digital twin made up of a tool capable of predicting and preventing short-term events. As part of this project, a module has been developed to forecast loads and generation at user level using different artificial intelligence techniques, enabling the tool to anticipate future incidents.
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The Enigma project. A solution capable of simulating the dynamic behaviour of the power system and of renewable and conventional generation connected to the same controller by means of AI-based agents.
Daniel Morán Corbacho and Daniel Morales Wagner
