Antonio Gómez Expósito, professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering at the University of Seville and founding partner of Ingelectus, has published a technical reflection on the blog of the Royal Seville Academy of Sciences entitled ‘Could there be a power outage in Spain?’ In the text, he analyses the

Ingelectus participated on the 8th, 9th and 10th in the Energyear Madrid 2025 event, a key meeting for the energy sector that brought together operators, developers, integrators and technical professionals from the field of renewable energies and electricity grids. At this edition, the company had its own stand, where it

Over the past year, there has been a rapid deployment of renewable energy around the world, driven by international CO₂ emission reduction targets. However, the faster these new facilities are implemented, the more challenging it becomes for the system to adapt. Nevertheless, this represents an opportunity to innovate and improve

The electricity sector is undergoing an unprecedented transformation. Electricity distribution, a key component of this industry, faces complex challenges such as the growing bidirectionality of electricity flow, driven by renewable self-consumption, and the need to maintain supply quality while preventing fraud and managing new connections. This challenge has led to

Daniel Morales Wagner, CEO of Ingelectus, participated in the 8th edition of the Mentoring Programme of Excellence, an initiative organised by Mujer e Ingeniería (Women and Engineering) which this year celebrated its first edition with the University of Seville. This edition saw the participation of nearly twenty female students in

Ingelectus attended the 2024 session of the CIGRE international congress, which took place at the Palais des Congrès in Paris (France) from 25 to 30 August. Held every two years, CIGRE is one of the most important global events on electrical systems, with almost 1,200 posters and numerous workshops and