Home  | News  | Archive

The world’s most advanced railway traffic management tool Indra presents version 2.0 of its DaVinci system, the most advanced railway traffic management platform currently in use in the world.


Iberdrola embarks on the largest renewable energy project in the company’s history The wind farm, to be located in British waters, will be one of the world’s largest, with installed capacity of up to 7,200 megawatts (MW).


Acciona will build a large concentrated solar power plant in Morocco Acciona will build Morocco’s first CSP plant in the south of the country, with installed capacity of 160 megawatts (MW).


Five advances in biotechnology that could change peoples’ lives Five Spanish companies are working on projects that could help people recover from illness, give us more sustainable fuels and solve complex crimes.


Tecnobit: the Pentagon’s Spanish ally The company has developed an artillery simulator for America’s most modern military.


Indra implements its smart traffic technology in Colombia The Spanish technology company will help Medellín advance toward becoming a smart city with sustainable mobility. As a result Indra has won the International Sustainable Transport Award 2012.


Talgo’s new high speed train revolutionizes the market The Spanish rolling stock manufacturer has unveiled Avril, its new high speed train. Capable of reaching 380 kilometers per hour, it can carry up to 600 passengers.


Spain has 72.8% of the world’s solar thermal capacity Spanish firms are participating in more than 60% of the solar thermal plants under construction. This is triple the contribution coming from the United States and seven other countries for this type of energy.


Spain is the world’s leader in transportation infrastructure management Spanish construction companies manage 272 transportation infrastructure assets, representing 37% of the world’s total, according to the latest issue of the Public Works Financing newsletter.


Seventeen Spanish companies are among the world’s most sustainable A total of 17 Spanish firms have been included in the 2012 edition of the Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI), which evaluates the most sustainable companies in the world.