Sacyr's Blog

Last June iFriday, we got an update on the progress of some of the innovation projects focused on sustainability that Sacyr has executed in the past year. Solutions that allow us to answer to our challenges and in our endeavor of changing the world.

Some microscopic algae can produce up to 60 times more biofuel than terrestrial plants using the same surface area and sunlight. Could these organisms revolutionise the renewable energy sector?

This initiative entails advanced industrial sensor monitoring for prediction of industrial process faults and deviations in the field of energy, through temperature and vibration measurement, without using batteries, and communicating using very wide area wireless networks.

From grey to green. From carbon to hydrogen. From Paris to the rest of the world. Renewable gases such as biomethane or green hydrogen will be the main characters in the following years. Clean energies that find in innovation the perfect ally to reach a common goal: to be carbon neutral by 2050.

Javier Domínguez Bravo, a researcher at the Center for Energy, Environmental and Technological Research (CIEMAT) and head of the Renewable Energy and Geographic Information Technologies Group (GTIGER), uses maps to find new energy models.