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We have a clear guideline: 🤝 Together we are safer. A few days ago, we had the pleasure of welcoming a group of firefighters 👨🚒 🚒 from Perth, Scotland, to one of our energy #storage projects. Their visit aimed to strengthen safety emergency protocols by reviewing the facilities and sharing best practices for emergency response. Collaborations like these are essential in ensuring a coordinated and effective approach to safety across all our projects. By working together, we enhance preparedness and reinforce our commitment to Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE).

🚀 Steadily moving towards surpassing 2 GW of built capacity in Australia. We are pleased to announce that we have signed an agreement with Recurrent Energy to build the 171 MW Carwarp Solar Farm in Victoria. With this new PV plant, we reaffirm our commitment to the transition to renewable energy in the region and appreciate, once again, the opportunity to work with the best partners. More information 👇

Some days ago, we asked you to identify the location of one of our projects. First of all, we want to thank you for your participation 👏 Some of you, with or without a little advantage, correctly figured out that we were talking about our project in Archidona. In collaboration with BRUC, we are building two PV plants in the province of Málaga (Spain), with a total capacity of 105 MW. Once connected to the grid, the project will generate energy equivalent to the consumption of 40,000 households. With the construction of this utility scale solar plant, we reaffirm our expertise in the Iberian Peninsula, where we are currently working on several projects. Would you like to know more? As always, stay tuned!

We couldn’t miss the conversation around energy storage 🔋, a topic that’s more relevant than ever. This week, we were excited to attend another edition of the Energy Storage Summit in London. Our Global Commercial Director, Christian Moeckel Picchi; our UK Country Manager, Matt Denyer; the Gransolar Group R&D&i Director, Ángel Hernández García, and our M&A and Project Finance Manager, Gonzalo Díaz Chacón, explored the latest trends to drive a more efficient energy system. It has been a great opportunity to share projects, ideas, and proposals with our stakeholders. We will continue analyzing the opportunities that energy storage offers, both in hybrid projects with photovoltaics and in stand-alone battery systems. #EnergyStorageSummit #EnergyStorage

Solar energy: universal language 🌍 No matter the language, culture or location: photovoltaic energy is a resource that connects us all. 🌞 From remote rural areas to vast open landscapes, we’ve seen how the power of the sun can transform lives and communities. For us, photovoltaic solar energy isn’t just about technology, it’s about creating opportunities, empowering people and building a sustainable future for everyone.

Can you guess where this image have been taken? ◾ This is one of our projects under construction in one of our priority markets. ◾ It is one of the leading European countries in photovoltaics. ◾ It is located in the region of this country with the most hours of sunshine per year ☀️, a total of 3,283.  ◾ The project consists of two photovoltaic plants totalling more than 1️⃣ 0️⃣0️⃣ MW. ◾ To make it a reality, we have joined forces with a major partner of the calibre of BRUC. Have you already guessed which project it is? Please leave your comment below. HINT: For more information, you can check our blog ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dzY4f6VK

Why do we feel so at home working in Australia? Because Australia has been committed to renewable energy for years, and that dedication is paying off with record-breaking numbers at the start of 2025. In January alone, wind and solar power generated 4,805 GWh, 12% more than the 4,304 GWh recorded in January of the previous year, according to Rystad Energy. Among the top utility-scale solar projects, expert David Dixon highlights Wellington North, Blue Grass, and Edenvale, projects we know quite well 😊 ➡️ More information: https://lnkd.in/dvfhZ_nA 

Cybersecurity is essential to avoiding risks in a photovoltaic plant. Photovoltaic plants rely on industrial control systems and OT networks, making it essential to adopt a specialized security approach that safeguards both energy production and worker safety. Some important measures are: 1️⃣ Implementing network segmentation to isolate critical Operational Technology (OT) systems from conventional Information Technology (IT) networks, reducing the attack surface. 2️⃣ Using secure and encrypted industrial communication protocols to protect the integrity of operational data. 3️⃣ Deploying anomaly detection systems based on the normal behavior of industrial processes. 4️⃣ Conducting regular risk assessments and security audits, specifically tailored to OT environments in photovoltaic plants. 5️⃣ Developing incident response plans that address both cybersecurity and the physical security of the plant. 6️⃣ Training operational personnel in security best practices specific to OT environments and raising awareness about the unique threats in this sector. Protect your energy, shape your future 🌎

Many factors are involved in the correct maintenance of a photovoltaic plant. Performing the appropriate tasks at all times, adapted to the peculiarities of each installation, makes it possible to obtain maximum performance from the plant and extend the useful life of its components. We asked our O&M manager, Jesus Aguilar Segura, for an expert opinion. Here is what he said. 👇🏽

💡 Can you imagine that the installation of street lighting in a city anywhere in the world would make the news? Well, in 1882 it was. Pearl Street in New York made the front page of every newspaper when it became the first street in the world with electric lights. But fortunately things have changed today. We at #GRS have been fighting for a similar goal for almost two decades. We are delighted when the construction of one of our large photovoltaic plants is reported in the media, but we dream that one day photovoltaics will be so widespread that it will no longer be so. Until then, we will continue to work to ensure that light ⚡ continues to improve the quality of life of people in every corner of the world, even in the most unfavourable conditions.