New contracts signed totalling 2.25 GW, bringing total managed power worldwide to over 22 GW, which is the energy consumed by more than 22 million households.

Iberdrola has entrusted Ingeteam with the supply and commissioning of the largest solar power plant in Europe. It is the Francisco Pizarro solar plant, located in Cáceres, which reflects Iberdrola's commitment to providing its projects with local technology.

Neoenergia, part of the Iberdrola Group and one of the largest energy distributors in Brazil, has entrusted Ingeteam to supply solar inverters, substations and protection and control equipment for a solar plant in Brazil.

Ingeteam has started manufacturing the first units of its new INGECON H2 C-lyzer converter in Sesma (Navarre), for the Green H2 sector. The first orders for green hydrogen converters will be installed in Belgium, California (USA) and Bizkaia (Spain).

Ingeteam has already started manufacturing its new INGECON SUN FSK power stations for photovoltaic plants and storage systems. An ideal solution for large-scale projects due to its high power rating, which can reach up to 7.65 MW output power at medium voltage.

The Puertollano renewable hydrogen production plant also includes a 100 MW photovoltaic plant and a 5 MW / 20 MWh battery system.

The first electrolyser to produce green hydrogen in Spain was developed over a decade ago.

Ingeteam has been selected as the technology partner to equip the largest energy storage system in Italy, which will also be one of the largest and most important systems in Europe and in the world. This battery system will have a power output of 70 MW and an installed capacity of 340 MWh.

Ingeteam will once again be present as an exhibitor at the world's leading fair for the renewable energy sector, to showcase its latest products and services directed at the solar PV, battery storage, green hydrogen and electric mobility sectors.

Ingeteam's commitment to renewable energy and ensuring it can be accessed by the entire population has led it to participate in an ambitious project to bring electricity to a hamlet in the Amazon.