Electrical Engineering
At Inove we carry out substation engineering for electricity companies, MV/LV networks and HV lines, preliminary studies, technical-administrative projects, civil works projects and works management and supervision.
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Expertises
As a Business Unit of VINCI Energies Spain we develop our activity focused on offering our customers the most innovative solutions, accompanying them throughout the engineering and commissioning process of high-voltage electrical substations, as well as in the installation of telecommunications infrastructures, management and monitoring of data from these spaces.
We build synergies with the other VINCI Energies Spain brands: Actemium, Axians and Omexom. Thanks to this, we can optimise processes and adjust 100% to the needs of our clients.
Our expertises
Testing and commissioning of electrical substations
At Inove, once the construction and assembly phase of an electrical substation has been completed, we check that everything is correctly assembled before its final connection to the grid.
Telecommunications infrastructure
We design, install, commission and maintain critical telecommunications infrastructures for electricity companies, structured cabling, fibre optic networks, wireless networks and communications cabinets.
Data Engineering
We implement and maintain SCADA and GIS systems for electric utilities.
Renewable Energy, Storage & Green Hydrogen
We develop the engineering of renewable energy generation plants from conceptual to detailed engineering, supporting the client in their legalisation procedure up to Ready To Build. We offer consultancy services providing capacity, knowledge and experience in hybrid projects that include electrical storage (BESS) and/or green hydrogen generation and the engineering for their administrative processing and execution.
OPS Engineering
INOVE Ingeniería has continued to make progress in 2022 in the design and engineering of OPS (Onshore Power Supply) systems for ports, which enable electricity to be supplied to ships when they are in port, reducing their CO2 emissions.
