RPA presents a powerful tool that can transform the way wind farms are managed, increasing efficiency, productivity, and profitability. By embracing RPA, IPPs can ensure that they are well-positioned to capitalize on the promise of wind energy and contribute to a sustainable future.

The topic of scalability is at the forefront of the wind energy industry. And rightfully so, if we’re to meet the ambitious energy targets that

In the coming years, the growth of renewable energy is expected to accelerate, representing almost 95% of the total increase in installed capacity. The International

Nowadays, data has become the most important thing in the world. We all care about having data and the more we can have, the better. Mastering IoT, AI or any other form of technological innovation gives us privileged knowledge. In the renewable energy sector this trend has followed exactly the same path. However, there is some controversy regarding the essence of data, and it has to do with the fact that data itself is just nothing—it’s completely meaningless. Having to handle huge amounts of data usually leads to too little quality information.

Last January, the technical requirements to qualify as an energy dispatching center and communicate in real time with the Spanish grid operator Red Eléctrica de España (REE) changed considerably. This variation is due to the growing need to change the electrical system, allowing the massive adaptation of renewable energies to leave behind a centralized and linear model and give way to a much more flexible, intelligent and dispersed generation system.

Many wind farms commissioned in the early 2000s are having trouble regulating the power they generate. In a scenario where renewable energy is rapidly expanding, the Spanish grid operator is increasing curtailment commands and operational restrictions to provide a more stable energy system and optimize the relationship between demand and supply.